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Warner Bros. International Television Distribution is the international distribution arm of Warner Bros. Television Group which supplies TV programs and feature films to broadcasters in more than 175 countries. It boasts a library of about 70 television shows and 6,000 film titles available in 40 languages (either dubbed or subtitled). Its customers include over-the-air broadcasters, cable and satellite channels, and pay-per-view and video-on-demand providers. WBITD operates from 10 offices around the world. Warner Bros. Television Group is a division of media giant Time Warner.

West Virginia Media operates four TV stations (mainly affiliates of CBS and NBC) and a handful of digital stations in the Beckley-Bluefield, Wheeling-Steubenville, Charleston metropolitan, and other areas. The company also publishes two newspapers; the State Journal, a weekly political and general content newspaper; and Country Roads Journal, a quarterly community events and tourism publication. All in all, its broadcasts and publications reach more than 80% of the state's residents. West Virginia Media was founded in 2001 by CEO Bray Cary and W. Marston Becker.

WGBH Educational Foundation owns and operates the WGBH public TV and radio stations that serve the Boston area. Its television operations include several digital channels (WGBH Create, WGBH World) as well as an on-demand service. WGBH is also one of the largest producers of programming for the Public Broadcasting Service, including such shows as Antiques Roadshow, Frontline, and Nova. The foundation gets funding from corporate grants and individual contributions, as well as from PBS and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. WGBH first hit the airwaves in 1951.

White House Media, was founded by journalist Llewellyn King in 1973 as a publisher of papers and newsletters focused on topics such as energy, defense, technology, the environment, and politics. It began producing White House Chronicle, a television program airing on PBS, in 1998. King executive produces and hosts the weekly panel discussion of news events and one-on-one interviews. King sold most of King Publishing Group in 2006. He retained White House Chronicle and one newsletter, White House Weekly, which covers the White House, federal government, and domestic and foreign affairs.

Zodiak Media Group is one of the largest independent producers of television programming in Europe. It owns 45 production companies with a presence spanning 17 countries. Some of its most notable titles include Location, Location for Channel Four and Holiday Showdown for ITV. In the US, Zodiak USA produces Wife Swap for broadcast network ABC and Don't Forget the Lyrics for FOX. Other units make children's shows, scripted programming, and documentaries. Zodiak Media Group was formed in mid-2010 when the former RDF Media was acquired by Paris-based Zodiak Entertainment (majority-owned by Italy's De Agostini). After the buyout, RDF Media rebranded itself as Zodiak Media Group.

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