TV Guide Magazine is glued to the tube. The company publishes the weekly TV-focused print publication TV Guide. Formerly a digest, the publication was re-formatted to a full-sized, full-color magazine in 2005. TV Guide earns money through subscriptions and advertising, and has a circulation of about 2 million readers. TV Guide Magazine is owned by private-equity firm OpenGate Capital, who purchased the company from Macrovision Solutions Corporation (which later became Rovi Corporation) for $1 in 2008. Macrovision agreed to lend OpenGate $9.5 million to finance the magazine. (Other TV Guide holdings, including Internet and cable TV assets, were sold to Lionsgate.)

Bonnier AB company is the largest publishing and media concern in Scandinavia and one of the largest in Europe, with some 175 companies and units. It is a leading force in Sweden's newspaper market, with publications such as Stockholm City and Expressen. Bonnier is also active in book publishing (Templar Publishing in the UK, Tammi of Finland), and has magazine publishing operations (health and fitness title I Form). The firm's other businesses include television, radio production, and Internet operations. The founding Bonnier family owns Bonnier company, which operates in 25 European countries. Although it is 200 years old, media firm Bonnier AB (also known as The Bonnier Group) is showing no signs of slowing down.

RCS MediaGroup is an international multimedia publishing group that operates in daily newspapers, magazines and books, radio broadcasting, new media and digital and satellite TV. It is also one of the leading operators in the advertisement sales & distribution markets. RCS MediaGroup, 40% of whose sales are generated outside Italy, is one of the major European publishers at an international level, with a significant presence in particular in Spain, Portugal, France, the UK, the USA and China. RCS MediaGroup S.p.A. is listed on the Blue Chip segment of the Italian Stock Exchange (ISIN code: ordinary shares IT0003039010, saving shares IT0003039028).

Among California's top award-winning public relations agencies, Solem & Associates provides a full range of independent services. But we also offer a unique specialty: the crafting of on-target communications programs and products around issues with public policy implications.Since its inception in 1976, Solem & Associates has used its expertise to offer the strategies and follow-through that inform public officials, rally community support, win contracts, approve projects, educate voters, gain positive media coverage, distinguish corporate identities and achieve client satisfaction.To provide clients with broader national and international communications services, Solem & Associates is a partner in the Worldcom Public Relations Group, a network of some 100 independent agencies in 33 countries. Solem is Worldcom's exclusive public affairs/public relations agency for the San Francisco Bay Area.

Talk about multimedia! Network18 is a holding company that owns TV news channels, Web sites, business publications, and other media-related interests seen across India, from New Delhi to Bangalore. Network18 has a 51% stake in two other publicly traded companies: TV18, India's leading business news television channels (including multiple CNBC affiliates), and ibn18, which broadcasts general news and entertainment (such as CNN-IBN). ibn also operates a joint venture with Viacom, called Viacom18, which broadcasts the MTV, VH1, and Nickelodeon channels in India. Through its various holdings, Network18 also owns an Internet company, Web18; a newswire service, Newswire18; and a production company, Studio18 (sense a pattern here?).

Emily and David Broom founded Broom & Broom, Inc. in 1980. The independent creative design firm offers its services for a variety of products, including annual reports, marketing collateral, packaging, Web sites, corporate signage, events, and multimedia presentations. It has worked for such clients as 24 Hour Fitness, Bank of America, McKesson, National Semiconductor, and Williams-Sonoma.

Asian Television Network company operates about two dozen cable television channels in Canada that cater primarily to the South Asian community. Its programming portfolio includes ATN Cricket Plus (sports coverage), NDTV (24-hour news), and Zee Cinema (Bollywood movies). Channels are available in languages such as Gujarati, Hindi, Mandarin, Punjabi, and Tamil. ATN also operates a radio station on XM Canada as well as several channels from STAR Group. ATN wireless content is available through Bell Mobility. The channels are carried by cable operators Bell TV, Rogers Communications, Shaw Communications, and TELUS.

Now in the Newspaper Society's list of the 10 biggest UK publishers, Tindle Newspapers is still helmed by Sir Ray Tindle, who began the group with £300 demob money given to soldiers at the end of the Second World War and was knighted in 1994 for his services to the newspaper industry.He started with a weekly paper in Tooting, south London, with a circulation of 700. Through launches and acquisitions the group now has more than 220 titles, with an audited weekly circulation of more than 1.4 million and turnover above £50m. Sir Ray says any success he may have achieved can be attributed to a dedicated staff led in recent years by Brian Doel and Wendy Craig and 30 superb general managers running their newspapers locally. Sir Ray illustrates his ultra-local philosophy by recounting to the industry trade newspaper, Press Gazette, his rescue of the Tenby Observer in 1978 after reading in the Daily Telegraph that the paper, which had been renamed the West Wales Observer in an attempt to reach a wider market, had ceased publication.

Critt Graham Group, Critt Graham Graphic Design provides corporate communications and branding services for clients in a variety of industries. Its services include brand evaluation and implementation, internal and external communications design, and marketing materials preparation. In addition to print products, Critt Graham also produces Web sites, multimedia materials, and other digital media. The late Critt Graham and his wife, Diane, started the firm in 1979.

Founded in 1997 by international media entrepreneur Stu Levy, TOKYOPOP established the market for manga in North America, introducing the term to the English language in the process. Over its history, TOKYOPOP has published over 3000 books, distributed anime and Asian films on home video and television, licensed merchandise to consumer goods companies, created graphic novels of major brands such as Warcraft, Star Trek, SpongeBob SquarePants, and Hannah Montana, and led the way digitally in social media, e-commerce and user-generated content. TOKYOPOP’s brand expanded internationally with offices in Europe and Japan and a network of over 160 partners in more than 50 countries and 30 languages. Taking its Manga Revolution beyond the page, TOKYOPOP has begun producing live-action and animated film and television content based on its extensive intellectual property library, including Priest, Van Von Hunter, and another 20 projects currently in development, along with America’s Greatest Otaku, an 8-episode reality show filmed during its 2010 summer-long, 28-city national tour.

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