Towers Productions is a TV production business that focuses on documentary specials and series, including such titles as FBI's Most Wanted (for Discovery Communications' Discovery channel), High School Confidential (WE: Women's Entertainment), and the long-running Biography series for A&E Television. Past productions have included Road to War for the National Geographic Channel and When Weather Changed History (The Weather Channel). Television news producer Jonathan Towers left CNN to found the company from a spare bedroom in an apartment in 1989.

Trifecta Entertainment and Media is a triple threat in network TV, cable TV, and direct-to-video films. The multimedia company develops, produces, and distributes a variety of mainly syndicated television programming, including scripted and reality series, miniseries, and movies made for TV. Its roster includes detective series Cold Case Files, teen drama The Hills, and wildlife reality show Animal Atlas. The company's New York-based Trifecta Media unit is responsible for US distribution, advertiser sales, and branding and marketing of the programs in its own portfolio, as well as other programs for third parties. Trifecta Entertainment and Media was founded in 2005 by four former MGM Television executives.

Turner Sports is the sports production and marketing arm of Turner Broadcasting which is responsible for producing sports broadcasts for cable channels TBS and TNT. Its properties include Major League Baseball games, NASCAR races, and NBA basketball games, as well as coverage of professional golf tournaments including the British Open and PGA Championship. In addition to TV broadcasts, Turner Sports manages Web sites and other digital media for NASCAR and the NBA. Turner Broadcasting is the cable TV arm of media giant Time Warner.

TVA Group is a leading diversified media company that operates a French-language television network, TV stations, and magazines. Its TVA Network is the top broadcasting network in Quebec with 10 affiliate stations, six of which are company-owned.The company also operates a number of cable and pay-per-view channels.

Twin Cities Public Television (TPT) serves the Minneapolis-Saint Paul (Minnesota) community with national and local public television programming. TPT produces original programming, such as the Emmy-winning documentary The Forgetting: A Portrait of Alzheimer's; DragonflyTV, a science show for kids; and popular public affairs program Almanac. TPT operates a half dozen digital stations, in addition to analog channels tpt2 and tpt17. Revenues come from viewer support, PBS and CPB grants, as well as gifts from corporations and foundations.

Vuguru LLC produces comedy and drama series that are downloaded from the Internet, not aired on television. Its first series, Prom Queen, launched in 2007 with 80 short webisodes. Next came The All-For-Nots, Sam Has 7 Friends, Foreign Body, and Back on Topps, which was sold to Comedy Central to be developed for TV. Now Vuguru aims to produce up to 30 series per year. The company was founded in 2006 as a division of Eisner's The Tornante Company. Vuguru became an independent studio in 2009 after Rogers Communications signed on as an investment and distribution partner.

Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution is a unit of Warner Bros Television Group,which handles the distribution of almost all of ultimate parent Time Warner's entertainment content to broadcast and cable television outlets in the US. WBDTV distributes first-run primetime series (Cold Case, Without a Trace), syndicated shows (The Ellen DeGeneres Show), and syndicated off-net television programming drawn from Warner Bros.' library of 48,000 episodes (Friends, Will & Grace). The company also distributes Time Warner's library of feature films to pay and basic cable and the broadcast networks.

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.

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