Hammock is a custom content, custom publishing and Internet marketing company, serving clients since 1991. We provide services related to the development and management of content that supports the marketing objectives of our clients. Our services range from custom magazines and how-to videos to a wide array of online content including blogs, wikis and social media.

Hayslett Group (formerly Hayslett Sorrel) can help solve your communications problems. Hayslett company provides public relations services to a diverse range of companies and organizations. The firm's services include media relations, event management, public affairs, speech writing, and crisis communications. Among its practice areas are health care, retail, and telecommunications. Primarily serving clients in the Atlanta region, the Hayslett Group's customers include BellSouth, The Coca-Cola Company, IBM, and Lockheed Martin.

Pomegranate Communications is a leading publisher of calendars, postcards, Christmas cards, and other consumer products. Its calendars and cards are targeted towards such niche interests as art, nature, and women's studies, as well as culture, music, and photography. Pomegranate Communications company sells its products direct to consumers through its Web site and catalog; it also distributes through other retail stores. Company president Thomas Burke started Pomegranate Communications in the late 1960s.

Image Comics knows a lot about black ink figures. One of the largest comic book publishers in the US, its comics and graphic novels feature more risque content than the traditional superhero-based books of its competitors. Titles include Spawn, Elephantmen, and Jersey Gods. The company's comics are owned solely by their creators -- Image merely provides publishing, promotion, and distribution services. Image consists of three autonomous houses: Image Central, Todd McFarlane Productions, and Top Cow. Founded in 1992 by seven of Marvel's artists, Image Comics company is owned by partners Jim Valentino, Todd McFarlane ("Spawn" creator), Erik Larsen ("Savage Dragon"), and Marc Silvestri ("Witchblade").

HH&S prides itself on being an affordable option for companies looking for marketing solutions. Services include direct marketing, sales promotion, and experiential, digital, and trade marketing. The firm provides "below-the-line" (low-cost yet efficient) promotional campaigns for companies such as the Newspaper Publishers Association, Mothercare, Daily Mail, Freeport, and NEXT. HH&S' products include posters, brochures, inserts, Web-site design, and bulk mailings. The employee-owned company was formed in 1987 by Managing Director Mike Halstead and Chairman Rick Smith.

Renegade agency provides interactive (and more traditional) marketing services for clients from a variety of industries, including consumer goods, financial services, and technology. Renegade company's services encompass Web site and application development, database development and marketing, promotional marketing, collateral design, public relations, and guerrilla marketing. Clients over the years have included such leading companies as Casio, Citibank, Hasbro, IBM, and Nike. Founded in 1996, Renegade was owned by Japanese advertising agency Dentsu until late 2008, when it was bought out by management.

Wyse is wise in the ways of advertising be it television, radio, print, or electronic media. One of the largest and oldest independent agencies in the Mid-West, Wyse Advertising serves regional, national, amd international clientele from its Cleveland, Ohio office. Wyse Advertising has created some memorable slogans in its time, including "Ask Sherwin-Williams" and "With a name like Smucker's, it has to be good." In addition to creative services, the agency offers Web development and interactive marketing, direct marketing, research, and brand planning services. The employee-owned agency boasts such clients as Kelly Services and Wendy's. Wyse Advertising was founded in 1951"."

Fantagraphics Books has been a leading proponent of comics as a legitimate form of art and literature since it began publishing the critical trade magazine The Comics Journal in 1976. By the early 1980s, Fantagraphics found itself at the forefront of the burgeoning movement to establish comics as a medium as eloquent and expressive as the more established popular arts of film, literature, poetry, et al. Fantagraphics quickly established a reputation as an advocacy publisher that specialized in seeking out and publishing the kind of innovative work that traditional comics corporations who dealt almost exclusively in super-heroes and fantasy either didn’t know existed or wouldn’t touch: serious, dramatic, historical, journalistic, political, and satirical work by a new generation of alternative cartoonists as well as many artists who gained prominence as part of the seminal underground comix movement of the '60s. Fantagraphics has since gained an international reputation for its literate and audacious editorial standards and its exacting production values.

NTN Buzztime distributes interactive trivia and sports games to some 3,700 bars and restaurants in the US, Canada, and the UK, through its Buzztime Interactive Television Network (also referred to as the Buzztime iTV Network or iTV Network). Players use a wireless keypad to answer questions and show their opponents just who's smarter (or more sober). The company's Buzztime Distribution distributes the games to third-party platforms, including cable and satellite TV, mobile phones, and the Internet. Most revenue comes from subscription fees paid by hospitality firms.

Welcome to Herald Media, the most powerful advertising and news medium in eastern Massachusetts. For readers, Herald Media's online and print publications offer strong, grassroots journalism written, photographed and edited by people whose foundations are within the communities they serve. I am committed to providing our readers with relevant, community-based journalism and our advertisers with the most cost-effective, efficient advertising medium in greater Boston. With the power of a major metropolitan newspaper, and targeted online and print products, Herald Media does just that. More than a million people read the Herald daily and viewers on bostonherald.com are growing by leaps and bounds.Relentlessly local, Herald Media’s fearless news coverage and compelling photography have consistently provided readers with the real story behind the story. To take a page from Boston Magazine, the phrase "Thank God We’re A Two Newspaper Town" has never been more accurate.

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