Sportvision was founded in 1998 by former News Corporation executives who helped develop the glowing hockey puck for FOX Sports broadcasts. This company adds digital bells and whistles to TV sports events. Sportvision is a leading media effects company that specializes in broadcast TV enhancements such as the virtual first down line in football games (1st and Ten), a virtual strike zone for baseball (KZone), and a system for illustrating course details in golf (Virtual Caddy). It also creates in-game graphics for network teases and marketing, as well as provides services for interactive digital media.

President Jonathan Poneman and partner Bruce Pavitt started Sub Pop in 1988. Warner Music Group acquired a 49% stake in the label in 1995. This company patrols the depths of the music world. One of the best-known independent rock record labels in the US, Sub Pop promotes a roster of artists bubbling under the surface of mainstream success, including Jennifer Gentle, Low, The Postal Service, The Shins, Sleater-Kinney, and The Thermals. Sub Pop company distributes CDs as well as digital audio and video media, but it also continues to distribute vinyl LPs and 12" singles.

Synthespian Studios, Inc. company was originally founded in 1987 as Kleiser-Walczak Construction Company. That company closed in 2004, and Synthespian Studios was created in 2005. Synthespian Studios develops and produces computer animation, visual effects, commercials, and other film and video projects. Clients have included Radio City Music Hall and Sun-Maid Growers of California, as well as major Hollywood studios such as The Weinstein Company (Scary Movie 4)and Twentieth Century Fox (Fantastic Four, the X-Men movies). The firm also creates logos and digital actors known as "synthespians," a word created by Synthespian Studios company to describe a synthetic actor, that became Synthespian Studios company name.

TeamWorks was founded in 2000 by four partners: independent TV producers Kevin Krebs (president) and Jay Sharman (CEO); EVP Tom Smithburg, the former gatekeeper to the Michael Jordan-era Chicago Bulls; and EVP Todd Gordon, former head of operations for Fox Sports Net Chicago. There's no "i" in TeamWorks, but there is one in Media. TeamWorks Media provides media services such as the video and digital media production of documentaries, episodic TV, and commercials, as well as integrated marketing, public relations, and branded entertainment content. Established with an emphasis on sports media, TeamWorks has expanded to focus on a variety of other industries, and counts ESPN and Coca-Cola among its clients.

The Beggars Group feeds the hungry music-lover's soul. The Beggars Group company boasts a collection of recording labels, including 4AD, XL Recordings, Wiiija and Mo'Wax, Beggars Banquet, Mantra Recordings, and Too Pure. The group also owns 50% of New York-based indie label Matador Records. Current Beggars Group artists include the Devastations, the Mark Lanegan Band, and Tindersticks. Catalog artists include Bauhaus, John Cale, The Cult, Gene Loves Jezebel, and Gary Numan. Martin Mills launched Beggars Banquet in 1976, with the onset of the punk music scene in the UK.

Time Warner Inc. operates as a media and entertainment company in the United States and internationally. It operates in three segments: Networks, Filmed Entertainment, and Publishing. The Networks segment provides domestic and international networks and premium pay television programming services, which consist of the multi channel HBO and Cinemax pay television programming services. The Filmed Entertainment segment produces and distributes theatrical motion pictures, television shows, and animation and other programming; and distributes home video products, and licenses rights to its feature films, television programming, and characters. The Publishing segment publishes magazines; and operates various Web sites, as well as involves in direct-marketing businesses. It publishes magazines on celebrities; sports; lifestyle, beauty, and fashion; life, home, body, and soul; news and events; economic and business developments; and consumer. The company has a strategic alliance with ALDAR Properties PJSC and Abu Dhabi Media Company to develop certain entertainment related projects in Abu Dhabi; and a strategic partnership with Unilever. The company was founded in 1985 and is headquartered in New York, New York.

TM Studios, Inc. creates, produces and distributes music-based products and services for broadcast media use. TM Studios' clients include radio and television stations, satellite and Internet networks, websites, the Armed Forces Radio Network, and numerous advertising agencies and commercial businesses. TM Studios' products are broadcast on every continent on the planet. Company product lines include music compilation libraries and services, production music, commercial jingles, radio and TV station imaging packages, morning show prep, and comedy services, along with numerous on-line imaging products.TM Studios' world headquarters in Dallas houses a state-of-the-art recording facility, housing numerous composing, recording, mixing and post-production studios. In the early '90s, TM Communications, Inc. and Century 21 Programming, Inc. merged to form TM Century, Inc. In 2006, TM Century was acquired by Jones Media Group®, Ltd. (JMG) and became Jones TM, Inc. Finally, in 2008 Jones Media Group was acquired by Triton Media/Dial-Global and JonesTM became TM Studios, Inc.

Tooth & Nail, LLC company was founded in 1993 by CEO Brandon Ebel. One company is fighting tooth and nail to sell music that is relevant to Christians and non-Christians alike. Christian indie label Tooth & Nail is home to artists such as Hawk Nelson, The Juliana Theory, and MxPx. Its imprint labels include Solid State Records (Christian metal and punk) and BEC Recordings (mainstream Christian pop). Tooth & Nail has major label-distribution and 90% of its sales are general market (not Christian retail outlets), with much of its Christian music having mainstream crossover potential.

TouchTunes Music Corporation company makes digital jukeboxes and entertainment systems, which can be found in some 38,000 restaurants, bars, retailers, and other businesses throughout the US and Canada. Revenues come from jukebox sales and leases, as well as music services. TouchTunes has rights to play music from major record labels such as Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, EMI, and Sony Music, and several independent labels. Canadian subsidiary TouchTunes Digital conducts research and development for TouchTunes Music Corporation company. MC Hammer can't touch them, but if you've frequented a bar or pub lately, maybe you have laid a finger on a digital jukebox provided by TouchTunes Music.

Twisted Nerve Records hopes its music won't get on your last nerve. The indie label, founded in 1997 by DJ and art designer Andy Votel (no Shalcross) and musician Damon Gough, produces and distributes releases by such musical artists as Badly Drawn Boy, Jukes, Misty Dixon, Rebelski, Aidan Smith, and Toolshed. Twisted Nerve Records also organizes tours featuring its recording artists. Under Votel's art direction, the label is acclaimed not only for its music, but also for its artistic cover designs and packaging. In addition to his own music (as Badly Drawn Boy), Gough was responsible for the score to the film About a Boy.

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