RealD provide RealD Format, active and passive eyewear, and display and gaming technologies to consumer electronics manufacturers and content producers and distributors to enable the delivery and viewing of 3D content on high definition televisions, laptops and other displays. Our cutting-edge 3D technologies have been used for applications such as piloting the Mars Rover, heads-up displays for military jets and robotic medical procedures.

Time Out Group's digital holdings include some 20 local city sites, including London, Dubai, Sydney, and Beijing, that offer theater ticket sales and film listings, and online reviews of shopping, movie, and dining options. Time Out would rather send you to a fabulous ristorante in Rome than to your room. Time Out Group publishes destination guides to the world's top cities, ranking the best restaurants, hotels, and sights. It publishes more than 100 books for more than 50 international cities. Time Out Group company also publishes weekly magazines such as Time Out London and Time Out Chicago; its "Time Out New York" (or "TONY") magazine is produced through the company's partially-owned Time Out New York Partners business.

Cineplex Galaxy Income Fund owns Cineplex Entertainment, the leading Canadian movie exhibitor. Its operations include more than 1,300 screens at some 130 theaters under brands such as Cineplex Odeon, Galaxy, and Famous Players. All total its theaters serve approximately 70 million guests annually. The company exhibits digital, 3-D, and IMAX projection technologies. Cineplex also offers digital services, such as online ticketing, as well as marketing initiatives, including the SCENE loyalty program and the Cineplex Store, which sells DVDs and gift cards online.

Yangaroo, formerly Musicrypt, is dead serious about making sure media can be digitally delivered securely and inexpensively. The company helps recording companies, radio stations, advertising agencies, and other businesses deliver and receive audio and video content via its Web-based DMDS (Digital Media Distribution System) platform. Its BRM (Biometric Rights Management) system verifies media-access rights. Yangaroo has offices in Canada, the US and the UK. Yangaroo company was founded in 1999.

Some moviemakers want to blow onto the international scene like a hurricane; Zephyr prefers to waft in gently. The production company specializes in international co-productions of films that qualify for UK government backing; co-production partners have included filmmakers from Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, and Spain. Since 1997 Zephyr Films has produced 20 films. The company was founded in 1990 by co-managing director Chris Curling, whose recent credits include Hannibal Rising (with Anthony Hopkins) and Death Defying Acts (with Catherine Zeta-Jones and Guy Pearce.)

Merkle Inc. was founded in 1971. Merkle, a customer relationship marketing agency that has counted enterprises such as Dell, GEICO, and the American Heart Association among its clients. Merkle helps clients market themselves by providing strategic consulting, business intelligence and analytics, media targeting and measurement, and mail creation and production management services. The agency, which manages more than 75 databases, serves customers from three main industry sectors: direct-to-consumer, financial services, and nonprofit fundraising. It manages billions of direct mail pieces each year and owns a dozen offices throughout the US.

Former Dell executives established nFusion in 2001. nFusion firm helps mid to large size companies with strategic marketing consulting; creative development for print, broadcast, and out-of-home advertising; and technical expertise for Web design, e-mail marketing programs, and search engine optimization. Clients have included Administaff, Nokia, AT&T, and Warner Bros.

Media Storm provides media planning and buying services for television, radio, print, and interactive channels. Media Storm creates showers of customers primarily for clients in the entertainment industry; it specializes in audience acquisition for broadcasters, cable networks, pay-per-view companies, and television program syndicators. Customers have included such big names as HBO, NBC Universal, Food Network, Twentieth Century Fox, and the NFL. The company also drives traffic and memberships for e-commerce client Shopzilla. Managing partners Tim Williams and Craig Woerz created Media Storm in 2001.

CANAL+ Groupe is a leading French media company with operations in television and film. It owns 80% of Canal Plus France, a holding company that owns French satellite TV provider CanalSat and Canal Overseas, a provider of French-language satellite TV services in several international territories. Canal Plus France also holds 49% of Canal Plus SA, which operates the leading CANAL+ pay TV service. CANAL+ Groupe's StudioCanal is one of Europe's leading film producers and distributors with a library of more than 5,000 titles. CANAL+ Groupe is a subsidiary of French telecommunications and media conglomerate Vivendi.

The Sterling-Rice Group was co-founded in 1984 by Rick Sterling and Michael Rice, who had worked together at Celestial Seasonings. The Sterling-Rice Group knows how to build a brand's image. Services include media planning and buying, brand design, and online advertising. The firm serves customers ranging from startups to FORTUNE 500 companies. The Sterling-Rice company has worked with numerous food and beverage clients, including Kraft, Coors, and Starbucks, though it has also had clients in a variety of industries such as telecommunications ( Qwest Communications) and transportation (Frontier Airlines).

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