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Pulse Entertainment, Inc which does business as Pulse Mobile, provides multimedia tools for enhancing mobile and Web applications. Its Veeper software turns two-dimensional facial pictures into 3-D characters, utilizing recorded or text-to-speech dialogue to add voice capabilities. Applications for the company's technology include custom messaging, animated handset wallpaper, visual voicemail, and video ring tones. The company has partnerships with mobile service operators including ALLTEL, AT&T, KDDI, MetroPCS, and TELUS. The company was founded in 1994.

Qarbon, Inc. provides presentation software and its own patented Viewlet technology to address tasks such as employee training, online marketing, and customer support. Qarbon's customers hail from the business, government, and education sectors and include Pfizer, Edison, the BBC, Oracle, Cisco, and NASA, amongst a host of others. The company was founded by chairman and chief financial officer Patrick LeGranche in 1997.

QSound Labs, Inc. has become a world leader in audio enhancement technology. The company has developed proprietary audio solutions that include virtual surround sound, 3D positional audio and stereo enhancement for the mobile devices, consumer electronics, PC/multimedia, and Internet markets. Our ever growing family of sonic algorithms includes active spectral enhancements, dynamic range control and wavetable synthesis in addition to the proprietary spatial processes upon which the company was founded: positional 3D audio, virtual surround sound and stereo sound stage expansion. QSound Labs’ cutting-edge audio technologies create rich 3D audio environments allowing consumers to enjoy stereo surround sound from two, four and up to 7.1 speaker systems. The company’s customer and partner roster includes ARM, Toshiba, Texas Instruments, Sony VAIO, Panasonic, LG and RealNetworks among others.The earliest commercial applications of QSound technology were within integrated sound generation circuits for Capcom arcade video games, and the multi-channel QSystem professional processor used in the production of pop music and film audio. While producer-side applications continue to be exploited today, current emphasis is squarely on consumer-side implementations. However and wherever listeners enjoy electronically-produced sound – be it via .mp3, CD, DVD, radio, TV or internet broadcast; through earbuds, headphones, stereo or multi-speaker surround systems – QSound technology adds value.Delivered primarily in the form of software libraries or design guides, QSound I.P. is licensed to manufacturers of mobile devices, PC/multimedia equipment and consumer electronics, as well as to suppliers of integrated circuits and middleware. QSound algorithms may also be packaged as software plug-ins or self-contained end-user software for internet download and application.

Quark introduced its flagship software — QuarkXPress® — in 1987, delivering precision typography, layout, and color control to the desktop computer to change the way people publish around the world. By 1990, QuarkXPress 3 had become the software of choice for publishers worldwide. With the 1997 release of QuarkXPress 4, QuarkXPress quickly became the world’s most widely used professional page-layout software. More than five billion pages have been produced using QuarkXPress, and more than three million QuarkXPress users worldwide are benefiting from a new generation of rich design capabilities for print, Web, and interactive media.Quark expanded on its publishing foundation in 1992 with Quark Publishing System®, introducing client/server-based publishing software to connect designers, writers, editors, and other contributors to the publishing process through collaborative workflows. The 2001 release of QuarkXPress Server ushered in a high-performance publishing engine that fused automation with professional design, helping organizations produce compelling communications across the Web and in automated publishing processes to produce high-impact catalogs, on-demand custom sales literature, localized advertisements, design-rich database publishing, personalized direct mail, and more.

Radical Entertainment Inc. develops video games for multiple platforms including Gameboy, Gamecube, XBox, and Playstation 2. It has published more than 25 sports and action games with such titles as Scarface, Hulk, Dark Angel, and Simpsons Road Rage. Radical Entertainment has created products for Microsoft, THQ, Sega, Electronic Arts, Acclaim, Activision Blizzard, Nintendo, and Ubisoft. It maintains an in-house research and development team. President Ian Wilkinson founded the company in 1991. Vivendi acquired Radical Entertainment in 2005.

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