UTV Media is a diversified media company with operations in television, radio, and digital media services. Its UTV television network reaches most of Northern Ireland and about 70% of homes in the Republic of Ireland. An affiliate of ITV, the network also airs locally produced programming. The company's UTV Radio division operates about 25 stations broadcasting in Ireland and the UK offering a variety of programming, including music and sports talk. Online, UTV offers Internet access services, Web site design, and Web hosting services.

Wolff Olins is a brand business. From London, New York and Dubai, we work strategically with ambitious organisations worldwide. These days, people believe not what you say, but what you do. So we use brand to help clients do new things. New businesses. New experiences. New relationships. New ways. New things that challenge, provoke, reinvent. And create spectacular new growth. We help clients achieve new ambitions through brand-led strategy. We help them capture their brand idea, devise the best brand architecture, and manage their brand for maximum impact. Recent strategy clients include GE, Skype and Sony. We help clients create new businesses and services through brand-led innovation. And we help create the best possible customer experience, in store and online. Recent innovation clients include PepsiCo, Mercedes-Benz and Tata DOCOMO.

FremantleMedia Ltd is one of the world's largest creators of TV entertainment.FremantleMedia is known mostly for its worldwide singing talent phenomenon known in the UK as Pop Idol and in the US as American Idol. The company produces more than 10,000 hours of programming shown in more than 50 countries, including game shows (Family Feud), dramas (Neighbours), and of course reality-based TV such as The X Factor and its Idol franchise. It also licenses and distributes programming in 150 countries. FremantleMedia has operations in more than 20 countries; it is a unit of Bertelsmann's RTL Group, one of Europe's largest TV broadcasting companies.

Formed in 1990, PHD is a media and communications agency with over 71 offices and over 2500 staff globally. PHD is a media business that has been built on a culture of thought leadership, creativity and innovation. At our core is a strong belief that great media ideas matter. In our hearts is a commitment to lead the industry with thought provoking opinion and pioneering thinking. Pioneering is our guiding principle. Put simply, it's about our people looking to find a better way. People who recognise that the same old paths create the same kind of results. People who instinctively want to go the extra mile to seek out improvements. In today’s highly competitive world, the time is right for a pioneering partner like PHD.

Cone comes with scoops of four main public relations services: brand marketing, cause branding, corporate responsibility, and crisis communications and management. (Cause branding involves linking a company with a community or humanitarian cause, and corporate responsibility means connecting a company's social and environmental positions with efforts to enhance its brand.) In 2009 Cone diversified its offerings with the launch of Clickstart Program, a new initiative centered on social media marketing. The firm's clients have included Western Union, L'Oreal, and herbal energy products maker Guayaki. Cone is part of the Omnicom Group advertising and communications conglomerate.

Greenwood & Hall was founded in 1997 by Zan Greenwood and John Hall. Greenwood & Hall provides outsourced relationship management services to companies in such industries as biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and mortgage and financial services, as well as not-for-profit organizations and government entities. It integrates interactive voice response with multilingual contact services which cater to call centers. Its contact centers support direct response marketing campaigns and provide help desk, technical support services, and outbound marketing services. Greenwood & Hall also provides fulfillment services including warehousing and shipping, in addition to direct mail, printing, and logistics consulting.

YPM, Inc. was founded in 1981, has partnered with various telephone directories to insure that its customers have accurate listings in each publication, offering graphic design services and market research services allowing clients to get the most mileage from the listing. In addition to its directory marketing services, YPM also offers such Internet marketing services as search engine optimization, banner advertising, Internet ad testing, and online directory listings. YPM stands for Yellow Pages Media.

The Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) is one of the leading producers of religious television programming in the country, offering news and entertainment shows with a spiritual message. Its centerpiece is The 700 Club, a daily show featuring a mix of news and commentary, interviews, feature stories, and Christian ministry co-hosted by CBN founder Pat Robertson. The company's programs are syndicated to broadcast and cable TV outlets that reach audiences in more than 200 countries. CBN generates most of its revenue through ministry donations. Robertson started the company with a single TV station in 1960.

Rymax Corp. company designs custom incentive and rewards programs designed to increase customer loyalty or motivate employees. Its rewards include brand name products from such manufacturers as iRobot, Nautilus, Gucci, KitchenAid, TaylorMade, and Toshiba. In addition to loyalty programs, the merchandise is used for contests, sweepstakes, fund raising, and other marketing opportunities. Rymax Marketing Services also provides online merchandise catalogs, corporate gift cards, and promotional events. Headquartered in New Jersey, the company has sales offices throughout the US.

The Atlantic, was founded in Boston in 1857 by a group of writers that included Ralph Waldo Emerson, Oliver Wendell Holmes, and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and was the first to publish the Battle Hymn of the Republic. Consultant David Bradley bought the magazine from publisher and real-estate magnate Mort Zuckerman in 1999 and installed Michael Kelly as editor. Kelly shifted the magazine from a literary to a news focus. He was killed covering Iraq in 2003. In order to cut costs, in 2005 Bradley moved operations from Boston to Washington, DC, home of his National Journal Group, which now operates under Atlantic Media.

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