Cox Media Group, Inc., a subsidiary of Atlanta-based Cox Enterprises, is an integrated broadcasting, publishing and digital media company that includes the national advertising rep firms of Cox Reps. With $1.8 billion in revenues, the company operations include 15 broadcast television stations and one local cable channel, 86 radio stations, four metro newspapers and more than a dozen non-daily publications, and more than 100 digital services. Additionally, CMG owns and operates Valpak, one of the leading direct marketing companies in North America.

Founded by Guy Williams and CEO Peter Labadie in 1990, Williams-Labadie is a unit of Paris-based advertising conglomerate Publicis Groupe. You might say this company practices medicinal marketing. Williams-Labadie Advertising is a leading provider of advertising and marketing services to clients in the health care and pharmaceutical industries. The midsized agency offers creative ad development and campaign management services, as well as branding and corporate identity services. It also offers services for direct marketing and multimedia communications. Clients have included Abraxis, Advanced Medical Optics, Oscient Pharmaceuticals, and Prometheus Laboratories.

Buckalew Media is a video production and corporate communications firm based in Austin, Texas. The company provides TV and radio programming, Web content, video news releases and media tours, PR services, and instructional training videos. Its clients have included The University of Texas, Tivoli Software, Random House, and the American Heart Association. Buckalew Media was founded in 1994 by Bob Buckalew.

McCarthy O'Connor operates as a 'Marketing Services Agency' offering 'Knowledge Based Data Solutions' fully integrating the following service areas List Broking, Database Enhancing and Cleaning, Consultancy and Project Management, List Management, Call Centre Work, Bureau Services and New Technologies. Working for both direct marketing agencies and clients directly. McCarthy O'Connor in being proactive in our approach providing solutions beyond merely supplying and manipulating data. This may require guidance on sourcing and managing external suppliers.

Snowball Media got its start in 1980 as a boutique ad agency named Ad Dimension and later ad2. Companies looking to add to the sophistication of their marketing campaigns won't be rolling downhill with this company. Snowball Media, formerly ad2, specializes in interactive and digital marketing. The company offers expertise in Web development, interface design, and interactive programming, as well as the use of CD-ROMs, games, and motion graphics in promotions and marketing strategy. Snowball Media also creates television ads. Clients have included SANYO North America, Bose, Warner Home Video, Zildjian, and Toyota.

Park Strategies thinks it has public policy in the bag. The consultancy and lobbyist firm was founded by Alphonse D'Amato (former New York senator) and Wayne Berman (former member of the Bush cabinet and Republican bigwig) in 1999. The public policy and business development firm serves a variety of industries, including banking, defense and homeland security, energy, healthcare, information technology, insurance and financial services, and real estate and construction. Its clients come from the US and around the world and have included The United Federation of Teachers, Yeshiva University, and law firm Schneider, Kleinick, Weitz, Damashek & Shoot.

UniWorld Group is doing its part for world unity -- bringing together consumers and the products they think they want. As one of the largest African-American-owned ad firm in the US, UniWorld is a full-service agency that has helped such clients as AT&T, Burger King, Ford Motor Company, and The Home Depot reach minority consumers. The agency targets the "urban" market which it equates with America's trendsetters of the global pop culture. Services include advertising, promotions, event marketing, public relations, and direct marketing. Chairman and CEO Byron Lewis founded UniWorld in 1969. It is a subsidiary of advertising conglomerate WPP Group.

Burst Media Corporation sells advertising on its network of more than 5,900 websites, which cater to surfers seeking specialized content. It offers advertising packages that cover the whole network and smaller packages focusing on a specific category or a few selected sites. Burst Media's AdConductor software automates a variety of services, including inventory management, ad performance reporting, and ad delivery. Burst Media company also operates a targeted e-mail delivery service. Clients have included Ask.com, General Mills, and T-Mobile USA.

Pixar Animation Studios company has produced about a dozen full-length animated movies, including the first fully computer-animated feature "Toy Story" (1995), as well as the more recent Toy Story 3 (2010) and Up (2009). Its proprietary software Marionette (modeling, animating, and lighting), Ringmaster (production management), and RenderMan (image rendering) makes three-dimensional-looking animation. RenderMan was used to create some of the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park and space creatures in the Star Wars films. Pixar has accounted for nearly a quarter of the animation box office in recent years. Its films are released by Disney, which in 2006 bought Pixar for $7.4 billion.

MPL Music Publishing is not home to just any old band on the run. The music publishing company founded and owned by ex-Beatle Paul McCartney. The firm controls the rights to thousands of songs, including classics by Buddy Holly, Carl Perkins, Frank Loesser, and, of course, Sir McCartney himself. (The Beatles catalogue, however, is owned by Sony/ATV Music Publishing.) MPL was formed following the breakup of The Beatles in 1970.

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