MediaCom company offers media communications services, encompassing strategic communications, consumer insight, media planning, and media buying. MediaCom helps clients deliver their marketing messages via digital or direct response channels, or through entertainment, sports, events, and sponsorship opportunities. MediaCom company also tracks the effectiveness of campaigns through its MediaCom Business Science unit. MediaCom is a key subsidiary of media conglomerate WPP and serves clients in a range of industries spanning retail, pharmaceutical, entertainment, and telecommunications.

Channel One operates the Channel One Network, a satellite TV network that reaches about 6 million students in more than 8,000 junior and senior high schools with daily newscasts and educational videos. Channel One provides schools with the necessary broadcast equipment (TVs, monitors, satellite dishes) to view its programs free of charge. It also offers news and programming on its ChannelOne.com website. Most of its revenues come from advertising. The company was launched in 1990. Marketing and media company Alloy owns Channel One.

BBC Magazines company is a major consumer magazine publisher in the UK, along with IPC Group and H. Bauer Publishing. Its titles include magazines of special interest such as BBC History Magazine and BBC Good Food, as well as magazines for teens (Top of the Pops), pre-teens (Girl Talk), and pre-schoolers between 0 and 5 (Bob the Builder, Teletubbies). Its titles for adults include Gardens Illustrated, Radio Times, and Homes & Antiques. Through an agreement with Lonely Planet, the company additionally publishes Lonely Planet Magazine.

School Zone Publishing Company began as The School Zone Learning Center in 1972. The Learning Center was a retail teachers supply outlet, specializing in sales to teachers, with two stores in Grand Rapids, Michigan. About 1974, schools instituted changes in educational methods that affected the home and schools. Changes included introducing new teaching methods in math and English and eliminating workbooks provided on a shared basis for home use. With these changes, parents experienced difficulty finding educational material for use at home. Local parents turned to the Learning Centers, requesting workbooks and other at-home teaching aids. In response, the Centers formulated six workbooks and printed 1,000 copies of each. The books sold out in six months. An expanded workbook series was developed and received equally enthusiastic acceptance. School Zone Publishing Company was incorporated in 1979. A new line of workbooks had been written and illustrated by late 1979. In January 1980, the line was printed and School Zone began operations. Market response was extremely favorable. The product line has expanded yearly and currently includes almost two hundred educational products.

Lerner Publishing was founded in 1959 by CEO Harry Lerner. Lerner Publishing Group is all about learning. The children's book publisher has about 3,500 titles in print, including picture books, biographies, fiction and nonfiction, and young adult novels, for grades K-12. Imprints and divisions include Carolrhoda Books, Darby Creek Publishing, ediciones Lerner, Graphic Universe, Kar-Ben Publishing, LernerClassroom, Lerner Publications, Millbrook Press, and Twenty-First Century Books. Lerner's titles are distributed primarily to schools and public libraries, and some titles are available in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the UK. It also prints and binds its books at Lerner Publishing Group company-owned Muscle Bound Bindery.

Cramer-Krasselt provides its clients with a full range of advertising services, including branding, digital marketing, database marketing, public relations, and the creative development and placement of television and radio advertisements. Clients include AirTran Airways, Corona, Crocs, and Porsche. The midsized, independent agency has offices in Chicago, Milwaukee, Phoenix, and New York. To expand its global reach, the agency is part of the International Communications Agency Network (iCOM), a partnership of 70 independent advertising and marketing agencies serving clients across more than 50 countries.

Mortimer Whittaker O'Sullivan Limited was founded in 1997. Mortimer Whittaker O'Sullivan (MWO) is more creative than the name implies. The independent agency provides ad creation services in broadcast, print, outdoor, and online interactive media (with an emphasis on branding) for clients in the UK. The company's portfolio has included television campaigns for such clients as AOL and Direct Line, print advertising for U Travel, outdoor advertising for UK mattress-maker Silentnight, and online flash, banner, and web pop-up campaigns. The agency is owned by its partners.

Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide helps each client put its best foot forward. An arm of advertising agency Ogilvy & Mather (itself part of advertising giant WPP Group), the firm offers a range of services, including consumer marketing, corporate branding, public affairs lobbying, and creative media. The company's B/W/R Relations subsidiary caters to the motion picture, television, and corporate events industries, while its Feinstein Kean Healthcare unit provides strategic communications and consulting services to the biotechnology industry. Ogilvy Government Relations helps corporations and institutions communicate with federal legislators and regulatory bodies.

Icon Identity Solutions helps its customers avoid identity crises. Icon Identity Solutions provides a variety of services related to the building of a company's brand through the use of signs and exterior graphics. Icon can help clients manage multiple sign projects on a global scale if needed. Its services include sign design, permitting, and manufacturing. Icon Identity Solutions is one arm of Icon Companies, which also operates subsidiaries East Coast Sign Advertising and ImageCare Maintenance Services (IMS). IMS provides sign repair and maintenance. Past clients have included BMW's Mini unit and Citigroup.

Agora and "Gazeta Wyborcza" (Election Gazette) were created on the eve of the parliamentary elections in 1989. "Gazeta" became the first independent newspaper in Poland, while Agora grew into one of the largest and most renowned media companies in Poland. Since 1999 Agora's shares have been listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange.Agora's media offer include newspapers and magazines, out-of-home advertising, radio broadcasting, online activities and selling unique collections of books and books with CDs and DVDs. Agora's flagship business is "Gazeta Wyborcza" - Poland's largest quality daily, which has 4.3 million readers (1) and sells 370 thousand copies every day (2). "Gazeta's" unique formula, which combines a national newspaper with regional pages and thematic supplements, ensures a wide array of topics, quality of information as well as wide reach and extensive advertising possibilities, including dual media offers and non - standard advertising formats. In 2009 "Gazeta's" advertising sales reached PLN 343 million, while its share in the newspaper advertising market was 38% (3).Agora also publishes free newspaper "Metro", the third most read nationwide daily in Poland (4). Currently, "Metro" is distributed in 444 thousand copies (5) in 18 Polish cities. It is the only free nationwide daily in the Polish newspaper market (6).

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