Seven is one of Australia’s largest media holding companies. Seven owns interests in Australia’s largest commercial television network (by audience and advertising market share), Seven Network; the second largest publisher of magazines in Australia, Pacific Magazines; and is creating a significant presence in online and new communications technologies. In addition, Seven owns a significant portfolio of investments in market-leading listed and unlisted media and telecommunications businesses and holds significant cash reserves.

Warner/Chappell traces its roots back to several smaller music publishing firms formed in the late 19th century that were eventually acquired by Warner Bros. There is a good chance that Warner/Chappell Music owns the rights to the song that's stuck in your head. The subsidiary of Warner Music Group is the second largest music publishing businesses in the world (behind EMI Music Publishing), owning the rights to more than a million compositions. Its catalog includes everything from folk songs to Broadway showstoppers to obscure one hit wonders. It licenses these songs for use in advertising, films, television shows, and for inclusion on compilation CDs. It also collects fees for public performances of its songs.

C.A. Short Company plans and manages employee recognition and safety awareness programs to its clients, which have included Fiserv and Knoll. Its service recognition programs provide packages acknowledging employees' performance and longevity. Its Safety Awareness/Incentive segment provides customized safety instructions and rewards for safety practices. Other reward programs include attendance, sales, and birthdays. C.A. Short's prizes have included brand-name items from RCA, Sony, and Waterford. Chairman Robert Davis and his son, CEO Charles Davis, took the company private in 2002 and became its majority shareholders.

The Chicago Reader is Chicago's largest free weekly newspaper, nationally recognized as a leader in the alternative press. Since 1971, the Reader has served as Chicago's political conscience, cultural guide, and music authority. With a highly targeted-circulation of 100,000 and a consistent return rate of less than 2%, the Chicago Reader is the city's most essential alternative media resource. Known for its in-depth coverage of Chicago politics and culture, the Reader explores and exposes news, events and issues that affect city living. The paper has won numerous journalistic awards and honors, both local and national, and is well-known as a showcase for Chicago's most talented writers, critics, photographers, and illustrators. With a readership of 450,000 and some of the industry's lowest advertising rates, the Chicago Reader is one the largest and most successful alternative weeklies in the country.

Booyah Networks is all over digital marketing, but they aren't shouting about it. Consisting of the Booyah Agency and subsidiary SpotXchange, Booyah Networks provides expertise in search engine marketing and online video advertising. The Booyah Agency helps clients improve their prominence on the Web by utilizing search engine optimization, paid inclusion, and pay-per-click marketing options. Focused on online video, SpotXchange connects video publishers with advertisers and allows advertisers to target specific markets through its ad management platform. SpotXchange also hosts the commercials in multiple formats, inserts them into the video, and provides campaign tracking and reporting.

Ultra 16 goes beyond typical advertising. Ultra 16 company is an advertising and design agency specializing in interactive advertising and branding. With offices in New York and San Francisco, Ultra 16 has created "webisodes" called Engine Room for MTV and Hewlett-Packard in which digital artists share their work; developed a long-term online strategy for L'Or�al's Redken for Men brand; designed Connections, a Web site about the characters on ABC's Lost; and redesigned American Express's Travel + Leisure Web site. The agency's strong grounding in visual design permeates all its broadcast, print, and online work. Ultra 16 was founded in 1999.

Roosevelt Capital, LLC was founded in 1973 and is based in Racine, Wisconsin. Roosevelt Capital, LLC provides advertising programs for independent and small chain retailers. It offers seasonal items, general merchandise, health and beauty care needs, food and snacks, paper goods, crafts, gifts, party supplies, dollar items, home/school/office supplies, and household items. The company also provides circulars and coupon books in the areas of drug store, craft, hybrid, dollar sale, and pharmacy retailers, as well as offers point-of-sale materials, including window banners and shelf talkers, and price stickers. It serves drug, variety, craft, grocery, and hardware retailers.

The National Review was founded in 1955 by conservative commentator William F. Buckley, who hosted the weekly PBS TV show Firing Line for more than 20 years. Buckley died in 2008. Folks on the Left might find this review of the nation a bit lacking. National Review is a magazine and book publisher focusing on international and political news and opinion from a conservative Republican viewpoint. In addition to its semimonthly National Review and the online version National Review Online (NRO), the company publishes such book titles as The National Review Treasury of Classic Bedtime Stories and American Conservatism: An Encyclopedia.

Dimensional Branding Group (DBG) helps clients build brands and then turn the brand into a revenue channel. DBG company engages in brand licensing and promotional marketing services specializing in developing brands within the toy and entertainment industries. DBG's licensing services include brand equity analyis, product development consulting, contract negotiations, royalty collection and tracking, and licensing strategy development. DBG company's promotional services build on DBG's partnerships with such branded product manufacturers as Hasbro Games, Toys "R" Us, and Commonwealth Toys.

EMI's business is keeping music fans entertained. The #4 record company in terms of market share (behind Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, and Warner Music Group) houses recorded music segment EMI Music and EMI Music Publishing. EMI Music distributes CDs, videos, and other formats primarily through imprints and divisions such as Capitol Records and Virgin, and sports a roster of artists such as The Beastie Boys, Norah Jones, and Lenny Kravitz. EMI Music Publishing, the world's largest music publisher, handles the rights to more than a million songs. EMI Music operates through regional divisions (EMI Music North America, International, and UK & Ireland). Private equity firm Terra Firma owns EMI.

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