Arclight Films focuses on international film sales and distribution of American "arthouse" fare under the Arclight banner. Its Arclight Television group is devoted to TV distribution while Darclight handles genre films (thrillers, horror, action) and Easternlight covers Asian cinema. Arclight Films is also active in producing and co-producing, with a theatrical production branch in Australia. The company, founded in 2002 by managing director Gary Hamilton and chairman Victor Syrmis, has offices in Hong Kong, London, Los Angeles, Melbourne, New York, Sydney, and Toronto.

Founded in 1999 by co-CEOs Ian Millner and Stewart Shanley, iris operates from offices in Asia, Australia, the UK, and the US. Marketing communications agency iris Nation Worldwide aims to provide edgy campaigns for its clients via advertising, branding, public relations, direct marketing, promotion, and interactive marketing disciplines. The agency, which specializes in marketing to the younger generation, has undertaken work for such clients as Sony Ericsson Europe, Manchester United, adidas, Coca Cola, and Brown-Forman.

Since 1917, World Book, Inc., has set the standard for providing accuracy, objectivity, and reliability in research materials for both children and adults. Based in Chicago, Illinois, World Book is an industry leader in the production of award-winning encyclopedias, reference sources, and digital products for the home and schools. For almost 90 years, World Book has been committed to publishing encyclopedias and other reference products that meet the highest standards of editorial excellence while keeping pace with the technological developments that define the computer age. This commitment has culminated in the publication of the number-one selling print encyclopedia in the world, The World Book Encyclopedia, and market leading digital products including the World Book Online Reference Center. World Book publishes nearly 90 reference titles. Recent publications include World Book Student Discovery Encyclopedia, Animals of the World, World Book's Science & Nature Guides, Student Discovery Science Encyclopedia, Encyclopedia of Flags, Solar System & Space Exploration Library, Human Body Works, and Biographical Connections.

LMNO Productions is a leading producer of documentary and other non-fiction programming for television. It has created more than 600 programs and 50 different series, including Final Justice with Erin Brockovich (for Lifetime), The Little Couple (Discovery Communication's TLC), and Over Your Head (HGTV). The company's early hits included Kids Say the Darndest Things (CBS) hosted by Bill Cosby. In addition to TV productions, LMNO produces a variety of educational and commercial videos for corporate clients through LMNO Media Group. CEO Eric Schotz started the company in 1989.

American Zoetrope has produced some of the most well-known films in American cinema, including American Graffiti, The Godfather trilogy, and Apocalypse Now. Other notable titles are the company's Lost in Translation and Marie Antoinette, which were written and directed by Sofia Coppola, Francis's daughter. Coppola founded the studio in 1969 and named it after receiving a gift of zoetropes (early motion picture making equipment with a Greek name that roughly translates to"wheel of life") from filmmaker and collector Mogens Skot-Hansen.

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.

CRT/Tanaka (formerly Carter Ryley Thomas) specializes in a broad range of corporate, consumer, and health science areas of practice. The agency's services include media relations, product launch support, crisis communications, direct marketing, and advertising. Its clients include Air New Zealand, Charles Schwab, Girl Scouts of the USA, HoMedics, and Performance Food Group. Carter Ryley Thomas' 2005 acquisition of Patrice Tanaka & Company bolstered the firm's consumer portfolio and added a New York outpost to the firm's regional offices, located in Richmond and Norfolk, Virginia, as well as in Los Angeles.

Gener8Xion Entertainment is a family/faith-based genre film and TV production and distribution company. The company's first movie was the 2006 biblical epic One Night with the King, a movie based on the novel Hadassah by Tommy Tenney. Gener8Xion released its second motion picture, Noelle, in 2007. Other activities include distribution rights to the documentary film Lord Save Us from Your Followers, as well as the rights to the script for an animated feature-length project entitled The Prodigal, and the rights to Omega Code and Omega Code 2. In addition, Gener8Xion is engaged in the manufacture, sale, and rental of film and video lighting equipment through its Cinemills division.

Northern California Public Broadcasting (NCPB) is a publicly financed TV and radio broadcaster serving the San Francisco Bay area through its flagship TV stations KQED (San Francisco) and KTEH (San Jose) and radio outlets KQED and KQEI. Both TV stations offer a mix of educational programming focused on arts, science, and the humanities, as well as public interest shows highlighting local, national, and international issues. NCPB creates much of its own programming but it is also an affiliate of the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) and National Public Radio (NPR). The not-for-profit corporation was formed in 2006.

San Diego Daily Transcript publishes The Daily Transcript, a daily business newspaper covering the San Diego metropolitan area. San Diego Daily Transcript also operates the Sand Diego Source, a paid subscription Web site offering local business news and information. The Daily Transcript was started in 1882 as the National City Record. The Revelle family, led by William Revelle, has controlled San Diego Daily Transcript through their holding company CALCOMCO since 1986. The late Ellen C. Revelle was grandniece of E. W. Scripps, namesake of The E. W. Scripps newspaper empire.

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