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Kasenna, Inc.develops and markets video delivery software for companies in such industries as broadcast, media, and telecommunications; it also serves systems integrators and developers. Kasenna's MediaBase and PortalTV products enable the delivery of video content across communications networks. It various functions include the acquisition, distribution, and management of video content. Customers include CNN in the US, NHK in Japan, and Sasktel in Canada. Kasenna also provides professional services such as consulting, training, and support. The company is a subsidiary of Canada-based IPTV specialist Espial Group.

Kinoma is a privately held company formed in May 2002 to design and build mobile media products. We strive to create innovative, leading-edge products that are fun and easy to use while providing rich functionality.Our company name was created from the Greek root kino-, meaning to move or to set in motion. This same root was used by many innovators of the analog media age to name their products, from the Kinescope to the Kinora to the Kinetophone. Even the word cinema shares the same root.

Konami Corporation engages in the development, publishing, marketing, and distribution of video game software products for stationary and portable consoles, and for use on personal computers. The company operates in three segments: Digital Entertainment, Health and Fitness, and Gaming and System. The Digital Entertainment segment produces, manufactures, and sells video game software for home use; video games for amusement facilities; and content for token-operated games. It also involves in planning, producing, manufacturing, and selling card games, electronic toys, figures and character goods, music and video package products, books, and magazines; building computer systems related to online games; maintaining and operating online servers; producing and distributing content for mobile phones; and producing online games.The Health and Fitness segment operates health and fitness clubs, and health-related business enterprises. It designs, manufactures, and sells fitness machines and fitness-related products. The Gaming and System segment develops content and hardware for gaming machines for casinos. It develops, produces, and sells gaming machines, such as video and mechanical slot machines and management systems to gaming operators in North America, the Oceania, and other overseas markets. The company was formerly known as Konami Co., Ltd. and changed its name to Konami Corporation in 2000. Konami Corporation was founded in 1969 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

LifePics, Inc. sells the products and technology kiosks and software) that let its customers' clients upload digital or regular photos to a custom co-branded site and create albums as well as store, print, and share their pictures. LifePics' proprietary software lets photo processors receive, process, and archive digital images. The company has partnered with companies including Agfa, Fuji Photo Film, Kodak, Konica Minolta, Noritsu, Pakon, and ZBE. The company was founded in 2000.

Lionhead founder and managing director Peter Molyneux is known for creating "God games," in which the player takes on the role of a virtual deity, influencing other characters' actions. Two such games are Populous (developed by Bullfrog Studios, which Molyneux later sold to Electronic Arts, before starting Lionhead) and Black & White (developed by Black & White Studios, a sister company within the Lionhead Group, and published by Electronic Arts). The company's current franchise includes the Fable games. In April 2006 the company was acquired by Microsoft.

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