Nassau Broadcasting Partners, L.P. is a privately held radio broadcasting company that was founded in 1986 by our Chairman, Louis F. Mercatanti, that is focused on building contiguous clusters of local radio stations in demographically attractive suburban areas in the northeastern United States. We currently operate stations in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts and Maryland and our signals currently cover approximately 8.1 million people.

arvato loyalty services company, formerly Ion Group, offers a number of advertising and marketing services, including direct marketing, campaign management, sales promotions, call centers, and data management. It also conducts customer surveys, does hidden camera interviews, and performs "mystery shopper" services by posing as a customer to gauge the level of service offered. arvato's clients include Alfa Romeo (owned by Fiat), Harley-Davidson, and Bryant Homes. arvato loyalty services is part of arvato AG, which is owned by international media giant Bertelsmann.

Rainbow Media Holdings LLC, a subsidiary of Cablevision Systems Corporation, has been an innovator in television programming and entertainment for 30 years. Rainbow Media owns and operates some of the world’s most popular and award-winning entertainment brands.

V2 Music is a subsidiary of music giant Universal Music Group. Virgin Records founder Sir Richard Branson founded the firm in 1996 after selling his popular music label to EMI Group. V2 previously operated as part of Branson's Virgin Group until it was sold to Universal in 2007. Some companies are so hip all they need is a letter and a number. V2 Music Group promotes a roster of up-and-coming artists including Phoenix and The Black Keys, as well as more established bands such as Mercury Rev. The Stereophonics were one of the first bands signed to the label. The company's Co-Operative Music subsidiary is V2's international marketing and distribution organization that provides support to independent labels.

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.

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Rainmaker was founded in 1994, and expanded significantly in 2006 when it acquired Mainframe Entertainment. Thunder! Lightning! Action! Rainmaker Entertainment is a full service CG animation studio in Vancouver. Rainmaker Entertainment company also has a facility in London, which offers visual effects and 3D animation to the UK market. Rainmaker has produced more than 25 animated films and some 280 half hour television shows. Rainmaker Entertainment company also has a 30% interest in EP Canada, a provider of payroll services for the Canadian film and TV industry, as well as a 30% stake in Canada Film Capital, a tax credit administration service for film and TV productions in Canada.

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MQ&C was founded in 1982 by principals Cindy CK Carman and Ben Morris. MQ&C Advertising lives up to its name and more. The small agency provides advertising, marketing, and promotions services offering strategic planning, media buying, and creative development for broadcast, print, and direct mail campaigns. Primarily serving clients in the Central Texas region, MQ&C's client experience encompasses restaurants, real estate, retail, and media sectors.

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.

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