The company was founded in 1904 in New York City by William Fox, a 25 year-old Jewish Hungarian immigrant, who sold his cloth processing business and with the profits earned bought a lowly "common show." At that time, "common show" was the legal phrase for the exhibition of motion pictures in a store remodeled for that purpose and containing fewer than 299 seats. These primitive movie theaters charged five cents admission and therefore became known as "nickelodeons." Mr. Fox, a born showman, bolstered attendance by hiring a magician to perform in front of his store to attract customers. His growing number of patrons sat closely together on folding chairs (which were rented from a neighbourhood undertaker's parlour) and enjoyed simple short films. These early movie audiences viewed films that were hand-cranked through a lighted box which caused images to be magnified and projected against a white wall at the opposite end of the store. Along with partners B.S. Moss and Sol Brill, William Fox was able to plough profits from this first "common show" into a second and third, until the new exhibition firm of Fox, Moss and Sol Brill had 25 such establishments. As a next logical step, Mr. Fox and partners opened a film exchange - -one of the first in the nation. Named the Greater New York Film Rental Company, it provided their Nickelodeons with new movies and offered an ideal opportunity to trade films with other exhibitors and exchanges. By 1913, the rapid growth of the exhibition industry made it almost impossible to obtain new films. Mr. Fox quickly organized the Box Office Attraction Company and began producing movies of his own. Two years later, along with other motion picture pioneers such as Adolph Zukor (Paramount) and Carl Laemmle (Universal), Mr. Fox decided the temperate climate of California would more easily facilitate year-round productions. He moved his producing operations west and founded the Fox Film Corporation in 1915. Mr. Fox's business associate at the time was Winfield R. Sheehan, whom he named Vice President and General Manager of the new company.

NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation), Japan’s sole public broadcaster, introduced a radio service in 1925 and a television service in 1953. NHK is financed by the receiving fee paid by each household that owns a television set. This system enables the Corporation to maintain independence from any governmental and private organization, and ensures that the opinions of viewers and listeners are assigned top priority.

Since 1988, our focus and strength have been to build retail stores into retail chains, and retail chains into bigger retail chains. We accomplish this by utilizing two proven methodologies. The first focuses on sales overnight/brand over time, and the second is through our conserve and dominate approach. Ask us how these approaches have netted up to 1,300% increases in customer awareness and 150% increases in share of dollars, and you’ll also gain insights into why the average tenure of a Barber Martin account is seven years, or three times the industry average of 22 months.

Established in 1990 as a major alternative to the large, commercial publishers, The New Press is a not-for-profit publishing house operated editorially in the public interest. It is committed to publishing in innovative ways works of educational, cultural, and community value that, despite their intellectual merits, may be deemed insufficiently profitable by commercial publishers. Like the Public Broadcasting System and National Public Radio as they were originally conceived, The New Press aims to provide ideas and viewpoints under-represented in the mass media. Since publishing its first book in 1992, The New Press has been widely hailed as a leading trade publisher. Booksellers, educators, critics and readers have extensively praised the New Press's books, and they have been the recipients of numerous awards. The Press itself has been featured in publications from the New York Times, The Nation, Education Week and the Christian Science Monitor to The Guardian (UK), Toronto Globe and Mail (Canada), Le Monde (France), and many other international media. Underlying The Press's editorial program are three aims: to broaden the audience for serious intellectual work, especially by reaching out to audiences intellectually red-lined by commercial publishers; to bring out the work of traditionally underrepresented voices; and to address the problems of a society in transition, highlighting attempts at reform and innovation in a wide range of fields.

Birch Tree Entertainment specializes in the world of films not touched by Hollywood. Birch Tree Entertainment is an independent movie production and distribution company specializing in martial arts, horror, thrillers, and foreign language films. The company has distribution partnerships with leading production firms in the Netherlands and Finland. It is responsible for top-grossing movies in Finland, including BAD BOYS -- A True Story and Frozen Land. Birch Tree was founded by president and CEO Art Birzneck.

RBB was founded in 1975 as Bruce Rubin & Associates. The firm was sold to industry giant Weber Shandwick Worldwide (a unit of Interpublic Group) in 1997, then reacquired by CEO Christine Barney in 2001. In 2010, RBB expanded through the acquisition of fellow Florida PR agency Thorp & Company. RBB Public Relations' work encompasses not only media relations, but also crisis communications, community relations, interactive services, marketing to Hispanic and Latin American communities, and public affairs. Clients have included the Florida Marlins baseball team, Florida Power & Light, and Verizon Wireless.

Immedia Broadcasting develops live radio and TV channels specifically tailored to clients in the retailing business. Immedia company's in-store programming is broadcast to about 7,000 retail locations, primarily in the UK. Immedia's client list includes Lloyds Pharmacy and its Norwegian sister company, Vitussapotek (both are units of pharma giant Celesio.) Other clients include IKEA, HSBC Bank, and a host of branded and independent convenience stores. Immedia's tailored channels feature news, music, and other information, in addition to advertising time purchased by manufacturers and others.

Founded in 1942, its offices are housed in the iconic Capitol Records Tower in Los Angeles, at the famed intersection of Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street. This capitol rules over a music nation. Capitol Records is one of the leading recording labels in the US, sporting a talent roster that includes such pop artists as the Beastie Boys, Ringo Starr, and LCD Soundsystem. It also distributes R&B and hip-hop through sister label Priority Records, which boasts such top sellers as Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, and Cypress Hill. (Snoop Dogg was appointed creative chairman of the newly resurrected Priority Records in 2009.) Capital is part of UK-based music giant EMI Group. It operates as part of EMI Music North America.

PRIMEDIA Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the production and distribution of consumer directories primarily for the apartment and other rental property sectors of the residential real estate industry through online, print, and mobile platforms. The company’s principal digital assets include ApartmentGuide.com that delivers apartment and apartment community rental information to consumers through a combination of Internet, print, and mobile products and services; Rentals.com, a real estate rental site with various collections of single-unit rental property listings on the Internet; RentalHouses.com; NewHomeGuide.com; and AmericanHomeGuides.com. As of December 31, 2009 it distributed approximately 14.9 million printed directories to approximately 17,000 advertiser client locations and 28,000 retail and other locations. PRIMEDIA company was formerly known as K-III Communications Corporation and changed its name to PRIMEDIA Inc. in 1997. PRIMEDIA Inc. was founded in 1989 and is headquartered in Norcross, Georgia.

Founded in 1947, it was acquired by French advertising group Havas in 1999 and rebanded under the Euro RSCG banner in 2004. Living the life of this Riley means promoting careers rather than ducking them. Recruitment marketer Euro RSCG Riley specializes in creating advertising and awareness campaigns for companies seeking new employees from the ranks of college graduates. It is also known for its branding and promotion work on behalf of schools, universities, and other clients in the education industry. In addition, Riley offers traditional creative advertising for consumer products makers.

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