Canadian Satellite Radio Holdings Inc. (TSX: XSR) operates as XM Canada through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Canadian Satellite Radio Inc (CSR), Canada's premium digital audio entertainment and information company with the best signal coverage across the country. On June 16, 2005 the CRTC approved the application of CSR Inc. for a six-year broadcasting licence to offer satellite radio services across Canada. Through its XM Canada service, CSR launched its French and English satellite radio service across Canada on November 22, 2005. CSR completed its $55 million initial public offering and started trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange on December 12, 2005 under the trade symbol XSR.

DreamWorks Animation has produced about 20 computer-animated family-friendly features -- including box office hits such as the 3-D adventure film How to Train Your Dragon and the wildly successful movies in the highly lucrative Shrek series. Other titles include Monsters vs. Aliens and Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa. The studio's movies are distributed and marketed by Paramount Pictures. In 2004 former parent DreamWorks spun off DreamWorks Animation as a separate company.

For 20 years, The Source has been the leading international voice for the ever-evolving world of Hip-Hop music, culture and politics. It is our goal to cover every aspect of this unique and vibrant culture–from the streets that spawn our increasingly creative music and fashion to the power players that direct the boardrooms and make our products into viable commodities and profitable investments. The Source has had unparalled achievements in our 20-year history. While the magazine was undoubtedly the foundation, The Source has created 20 years of content and our accomplishments stretch far beyond the pages of the magazine. Since our inception as a newsletter back in ‘88, The Source has documented everything Hip-Hop like none other, including exclusive interviews in print, on television and online. We have consistently extended our reach beyond the traditional realms of media with special Source music initiatives such as the Hip-Hop Hits compilation, the well reknowned 5 Mic music rating system, Spit 16–our unique program designed to expose unsigned artists, as well as producing the first-ever annual awards program centered on Hip-Hop, The Source Awards. With our eyes and ears steadily to the street, our wealth of content speaks volumes to the double decade history of our coverage and legacy in the game. It is this mission that continues to provide our driving force to be popular culture’s most entertaining, complete and respected brand in Hip-Hop and youth culture. From Source Latino to Source France and Source Japan, the influence of the Source is unrivaled in the global presentation of Hip-Hop. The Source’s coverage is dynamic and remains committed to our growing and diverse audience. Under new ownership, The Source’s NEW ERA will see the brand hitting even larger audiences through a wide-ranging multi-media platform that utilizes traditional methods like TV, radio and of course, the Source’s loyal newsstand base, cohesively with new media outlets like the web and mobile technologies. Without compromise, The Source remains committed to documenting the total lifestyle surrounding Hip-Hop that branches into every niche of popular culture worldwide. There’s a good reason why The Source has dominated as the most recognizable “source” of Hip-Hop and youth culture for the last 20 years.

Digitas France helps European companies get their online business off the ground. Digitas France company provides online marketing services with specialties in developing and implementing e-mail and Web marketing campaigns for such clients as Airbus, Bic, and L'Oreal. Other services include search engine optimization and website design and maintenance. Company founders and directors Francois de La Villardiere and Emanuel Henrion sold a controlling stake in Business Interactif to Publicis Groupe in 2007. Publicis combined the acquisition with its Digitas subsidiary and it subsequently became known as Digitas France.

Fitzgerald is part of global advertising and marketing services conglomerate Interpublic Group. CEO Dave Fitzgerald started the firm in 1983 and sold it to Interpublic in 1998. You might say this company helps create glittering brands for its clients. Fitzgerald+CO is one of the leading advertising agencies in the Southeast, offering a full compliment of creative and strategic marketing services to such clients as Aflac, Coca-Cola, and InterContinental Hotels. It provides campaign development and management services for both broadcast and print media, as well as services for outdoor advertising and interactive marketing efforts. The firm also offers brand development and corporate identity services.

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.

North Jersey Media Group Inc. company is a leading newspaper publisher in New Jersey, with two daily newspapers (the "Herald News" and flagship publication "The Record") and more than 40 weekly and bi-weekly community papers. North Jersey Media also publishes specialty monthly magazines (201) The Best of Bergen and Parent Paper"." In addition, the company runs the NorthJersey.com Web site and other online properties, and has commercial printing operations. The Record was started as "The Evening Record" in 1895.

Boston Herald Inc. publishes the Boston Herald newspaper, which competes for readers with The Boston Globe (owned by The New York Times Company). The paper, which boasts a weekday circulation of more than 160,000, also publishes news online. The Boston Herald traces its roots back to 1846 when the city saw the first copy of The Herald published. After numerous incarnations, Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation bought The Herald American in 1982, changing its name back to the Boston Herald. Publisher Patrick Purcell later acquired the paper in 1994; it operates today as a subsidiary of his Herald Media company.

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.

SHIFT serves small to medium size clients and offers such services as crisis management, product launch support, lead generation, and brand building. The firm's communications programs, including blogs and social media news releases, focus on generating revenue for customers in addition to creating publicity. SHIFT provides its marketing and PR services through offices in Boston and San Francisco to clients that include Travelocity.com, Shimano, Novell, Akamai, Quantum Corp., and Oakley. Principals Jim Joyal, Todd Defren, and Ed Weiler founded SHIFT in 2003.

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