Focus Media Holding Limited, through its subsidiaries, operates an out-of-home advertising network, and provides Internet marketing solutions in China. Focus Media Holding Limited company offers advertising services on in-elevator poster frames, mobile handsets, the Internet, on screens in movie theatres, and on traditional outdoor billboards. It also develops, licenses, and sells Adforward software, an Internet advertising software packages. Focus Media Holding Limited company, through its multi-platform digital advertising network, reaches urban consumers at strategic locations and point-of-interests in various media formats, including billboards and Internet advertising platforms. As of December 31, 2008, Focus Media Holding Limited company had approximately 540 traditional billboards; and rights to lease advertising time on screens in 27,164 movie theaters. Focus Media Holding Limited was founded in 1997 and is based in Shanghai, the People’s Republic of China.

Rave Cinemas owns or manages about 1,000 screens at more than 60 theaters in 20 states. Under the name Rave Motion Pictures, the theaters feature stadium seating and four feet of leg room between rows. The company was formed in 2009 when it acquired four theaters from Boston Ventures-backed Rave Reviews Cinemas (RRC), along with RRC's corporate infrastructure and the Rave Motion Pictures brand. RRC retained about 20 of its theaters, which are managed by Rave Cinemas. Later that year Rave doubled its holdings when it acquired 35 theaters from National Amusements, the theater holdings of Viacom and CBS chairman Sumner Redstone.

Imagesound plc company was formed by a reverse-merger of Imagesound Limited, TTL Music Limited, and Rolec Limited. Chairman Derek Mapp holds a 17% interest in Imagesound company. Whether it's cool jazz or blaring bump 'n grind, shoppers are soaking up the background sounds provided by companies such as Imagesound. Formerly Advance Capital Invest, Imagesound is the largest provider of instore music, radio, and TV to retail and leisure companies in the UK. Imagesound company also installs the audio-visual equipment through which its music plays. Imagesound has about 60 major customers, including such brands as adidas, Halifax, Hyatt, McDonald's, PizzaExpress, and Superdrug.

Faber and Faber began as a firm in 1929, but its roots go back further - to The Scientific Press, founded in the early years of the twentieth century, which was owned by Sir Maurice and Lady Gwyer and which derived much of its income from the weekly magazine The Nursing Mirror. The Gwyers' desire to expand into trade publishing led them to Geoffrey Faber, a fellow of All Souls College, Oxford, and 'Faber and Gwyer' was founded in 1925. Four years later, The Nursing Mirror was sold and Geoffrey Faber and the Gwyers agreed to go their separate ways. Searching for a name with a ring of respectability, Geoffrey hit upon the name 'Faber and Faber', although there was only ever one of him. In the meantime, the firm had prospered. T. S. Eliot, who had been recommended to Faber by a colleague at All Souls, had left Lloyds Bank in London to join him as a literary adviser and in the first season the firm issued his Poems 1909-1925. Also appearing in the catalogues from the early years were books by Ezra Pound, Jean Cocteau, Herbert Read, Max Eastman, George Rylands, John Dover Wilson, Geoffrey Keynes, Forrest Reid and Vita Sackville-West. In 1928 the anonymous Memoirs of a Fox-hunting Man appeared, proving so popular that over the next six months it was reprinted eight times. Siegfried Sassoon's name was added to the title page for the second impression as the book became Faber's first commercial success, and an enduring literary classic. Poetry was always to be a prime element in the Faber list and under Eliot's aegis W. H. Auden, Stephen Spender and Louis MacNeice soon joined Pound, Marianne Moore, Wyndham Lewis, John Gould Fletcher, Roy Campbell, James Joyce and Walter de la Mare. Under Geoffrey Faber's chairmanship the board in 1929 included Eliot, Richard de la Mare, Charles Stewart and Frank Morley. This young and highly intelligent team built up a comprehensive and profitable catalogue which always had a distinctive physical identity and much of which is still in print. Biographies, memoirs, fiction, poetry, political and religious essays, art and architecture monographs, children's books, and a pioneering ecology list years ahead of its time, gave an unmistakable character to the productions of 24 Russell Square, the firm's Georgian offices in Bloomsbury. It also produced Eliot's literary review The Criterion.

Emerging Marketing marketing services are oriented to generate leads, accelerate sales, increase awareness and build brands with campaigns that integrate traditional and interactive marketing disciplines. Emerging Marketing provides everything from the basics to the big idea for clients like Real Living. Services include Web site design, search engine marketing, direct mail, e-mail marketing, telemarketing, advertising, and promotion. Emerging Marketing company also offers tools that streamline sales and marketing communications processes.

The Big Issue is one of the UK’s leading social businesses, which seventeen years since its inception continues to offer homeless and vulnerably housed people the opportunity to earn a legitimate income. The organisation is made up of two parts; a limited company which produces and distributes a magazine to a network of street vendors, and a registered charity which exists to help those vendors gain control of their lives by addressing the issues which have contributed to their homelessness. The Big Issue Company publishes a weekly entertainment and current affairs magazine, which Big Issue sellers (or vendors) buy for 85p and sell for £1.70, thereby earning 85p per copy. Any post investment profit generated through the sale of the magazine or the sale of advertising is passed on to our charity, The Big Issue Foundation. The Foundation is also reliant upon donations from the public to fund its crucial work with vendors. The organisation currently supports over 2900 homeless and vulnerably housed people across the country. The magazine is read by over 670,000 people every week throughout the UK*.

Publicis Groupe S.A. provides traditional advertising services, specialized agencies and marketing services, and media services worldwide. Publicis Groupe's traditional advertising services principally involve the creation of advertising for products, services, and brands. These services also include strategic planning involving the analysis of a product, service, or brand compared to its competitors through market research, consumer behavior studies, sociological and psychological studies, and creative insight. Its specialized agencies and marketing services include direct marketing and customer relationship management, sales promotion and point-of-sale marketing, healthcare communications, multicultural and ethnic communications, and corporate and financial communications. Publicis Groupe's media services comprise media planning and consulting services; and media and advertising space purchasing services. It also sells advertising space in the press, the cinema, on bill boards, and on the radio. In addition, the company, through its subsidiaries, offers digital communication and direct marketing services, marketing services in the health sector, and interactive marketing services. Publicis has strategic alliance with Dentsu, Inc.

Pentagram has offices in Austin, Berlin, London, New York, and San Francisco -- it was founded in 1972. Pentagram, a graphic arts firm, provides a wide variety of design services. Its designers work on projects for building design, editorial layout, packaging, and interiors, among others. Some of its projects have included redesigning The New York Times Magazine, developing Citibank's brand identity, creating a modern interior for the American Institute of Graphic Arts' headquarters, creating digital gate displays that provide information to passengers of United Airlines, and designing the book 100 Years of Harley-Davidson.

Infinite Media Concepts was founded in 1993 by president Steven Sheck. Infinite Media provides direct marketers with lists, data processing, list management, and lettershop services. The company offers both e-mail and direct mail lists consisting of business and consumer information. Infinity also offers analytics to help clients make the most of it marketing lists. Clients have included companies large and small, including Home Depot, and the US Mint.

Vision Creative Group is a privately held NJ corporation that was established by Andy Bittman in 1987 as Vision Graphics. During its early years Vision Graphics specialized in the creation of computer-generated slide presentations. In 1991 Sharon Petry joined the agency and helped broaden both the client roster and agency services by adding clients in the Consumer Products and B2B business sectors. At this time Vision also moved its offices to Morristown and enjoyed slow and steady growth over the years there; adding clients, services and office space. The agency was primarily print-focused and supported many well-known companies in the NJ/NY area.

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