Entravision Communications is the #2 Spanish-language media company in the country (behind Univision Communications) with about 50 television stations and 50 radio stations located mostly in the Southwest. It is the largest affiliate of Univision's two Spanish-language television networks, Univision and TeleFutura; Entravision's TV portfolio also includes a small number of stations affiliated with The CW Network, FOX, and MyNetworkTV. On the radio, the company offers a variety of programming formats, including music, news, sports, and talk radio.

Fisher Communications not only broadcasts to the sleepless in Seattle, but also Oregon and Idaho. Fisher Communications owns and operates more than a dozen full-power television stations serving markets in California, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington, including the Seattle metropolitan area. Its stations are mostly affiliated with broadcast networks ABC and CBS, as well as Hispanic networks TeleFutura and Univision (both owned by Univision Communications). In addition to its portfolio of TV stations, Fisher operates almost 10 radio stations serving listeners in Great Falls, Montana, and Seattle. It also owns and operates Fisher Plaza, a high tech office park located near downtown Seattle.

FremantleMedia Ltd is one of the world's largest creators of TV entertainment.FremantleMedia is known mostly for its worldwide singing talent phenomenon known in the UK as Pop Idol and in the US as American Idol. The company produces more than 10,000 hours of programming shown in more than 50 countries, including game shows (Family Feud), dramas (Neighbours), and of course reality-based TV such as The X Factor and its Idol franchise. It also licenses and distributes programming in 150 countries. FremantleMedia has operations in more than 20 countries; it is a unit of Bertelsmann's RTL Group, one of Europe's largest TV broadcasting companies.

FulcrumTV produces documentaries, arts programs, and science programs for Channel Four, the BBC, and others. FulcrumTV productions have included such titles as "What Would Jesus Drive" (a documentary on the US's love affair with cars), "The Beatles Biggest Secrets", Black Gold (a film about coffee farmers in Ethiopia), and Adam Ant: Stand and Deliver. The company was founded in 1986 by current executives Richard Belfield and Christopher Hird.

Ginger Television Productions is a TV production company that focuses primarily on unscripted programming and documentaries. Its shows have included such series programming as Jack Osbourne Celebrity Adrenaline Junkie and Take Me to the Edge, as well as specials including Crucify Me and Cannibals and Crampons. A unit of stv group, Ginger Television's shows have aired mostly on the ITV network.

Granite Broadcasting owns, jointly operates, or provides programming to more than 20 TV stations in about a dozen markets in about half a dozen states. Several of its stations are affiliated with major broadcast networks NBC and CBS, while others are affiliated with smaller networks The CW and MyNetworkTV. Granite Broadcasting also operates a number of independent stations, as well as online news and information portals serving its stations' viewers. Founded by former CEO W. Don Cornwell in 1988, the company is owned by private equity firm Silver Point Capital.

Grasslands Entertainment was a leading producer of television programming for the Canadian and US broadcasting markets. Its programs included food and wine show "The Thirsty Traveler" and The Wine Thief, a spin-off from "The Thirsty Traveler" offering everything you wanted to know about wine. Other shows included equestrian-themed Complete Rider and the documentary Ocean Wanderer. In 2009 Grasslands Entertainment agreed to a reverse takeover by a subsidiary of Foundation Financial Holdings; it plans to become a merchant bank focused on the energy and mining industries.

Gray Television is the largest independent operator of TV stations affiliated with the CBS network, with 17 stations in more than a dozen states. In total the company operates more than 35 stations in 30 midsized and smaller markets mostly in the Midwest and South. Its other stations are affiliated with ABC, NBC, and FOX. In addition to traditional analog signals, Gray Television broadcasts an additional 40 digital channels mostly carrying programming from The CW and MyNetworkTV. Former CEO J. Mack Robinson and his family control more than 35% of the company.

GRB Entertainment is a leading television producer that focuses on unscripted and fact-based programming. Its shows have included Growing Up Gotti and Intervention (both for cable network A&E), Full Force of Nature (Weather Channel), The Secret Life of a Soccer Mom (Discovery Communications' TLC), and Super Swank (Scripps Networks' Travel Channel). The company's library of shows includes more than 600 hours of programming. GRB Entertainment distributes programming to broadcasters in more than 190 countries. CEO Gary Benz started the production business in 1987.

Hat Trick Productions is one of the top independent TV producers in the UK, specializing in comedy and other light entertainment aired by the BBC and other networks. Among the company's hits are "The Kumars at No 42", "Have I Got News For You", "Father Ted", and "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" (The company produced both UK and US versions of the latter.) Investment firm Kleinwort Capital owns about 45% of Hat Trick Productions; the remainder is owned by former spouses (and current co-managing directors) Jimmy Mulville and Denise O'Donoghue, who founded the production company in 1989.

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