Hacker Group is a leading provider of direct marketing and database marketing services. It offers planning, creative, and management services to design and implement direct marketing campaigns using traditional mailings, as well as interactive media. The group's PowerTest product allows clients to test, research, and develop marketing programs at a much quicker pace than traditional methodologies offered by other agencies. The firm operates as an independent subsidiary of DraftFCB, one of the flagship advertising agency networks of conglomerate Interpublic Group. Hacker's clients include AAA, AT&T, Kawasaki, Microsoft, and World Vision.

Eagle:XM was founded in 1956. Eagle:XM hopes to ease the marketing process for a variety of clients residing in a wide array of industries. Eagle:XM company offers strategic planning; creative development in print, on the Web, and in broadcast media; marketing materials printing; and campaign analysis. Clients have included Air Ambulance, Hemisphere Financial Services, Prime Communications, and Moneygram Payment Systems.

CEO Matt Britton founded Mr Youth in 2002. The advertising, marketing, and branding agency specializes in using new media to get its customers' messages to 14- to 24-year-olds (the "millennials"). It designs Web sites, uses Facebook applications, and finds other social networking avenues to build brand awareness. Mr Youth also offers word-of-mouth campaigns through homegrown peer-to-peer network RepNation, and arranges stunts, events, and world tours to launch products or campaigns. Customers have included Crayola, Microsoft, NIKE, and Pepsi.

Dentsu is one monster that doesn't leave Japan in ruins. One of the largest advertising conglomerates in the world, Dentsu is the #1 ad firm in Japan. Its numerous agencies operate in about 25 countries and provide creative services for more than 6,000 clients, although sales outside Japan only account for a small percentage of revenue. Dentsu also offers a host of other services, including public relations, media and event planning, and market research. The company has expanded its operations in Asia through a partnership with US-based Young & Rubicam and owns a 15% stake in ad conglomerate Publicis Groupe. Dentsu has offices in 30 cities in Japan and about 40 cities internationally.

Cineplex Galaxy Income Fund owns Cineplex Entertainment, the leading Canadian movie exhibitor. Its operations include more than 1,300 screens at some 130 theaters under brands such as Cineplex Odeon, Galaxy, and Famous Players. All total its theaters serve approximately 70 million guests annually. The company exhibits digital, 3-D, and IMAX projection technologies. Cineplex also offers digital services, such as online ticketing, as well as marketing initiatives, including the SCENE loyalty program and the Cineplex Store, which sells DVDs and gift cards online.

Senator Entertainment is a representative for German production and distribution. The company produces and distributes movies and acquires the rights to other films, mostly for the German market. Previous successes include local hits The Miracle of Bern and Good Bye, Lenin! The company reorganized in 2008, selling its US-based operations in order to focus on German films. After releasing a string of box office disappointments in 2008, the company is looking at liquidating assets and is in talks with potential investors.

51 Minds Entertainment is a TV production company that focuses on reality-based programming, talk shows and game shows. Most of its work has been for MTV Network's VH1 channel, including such shows as Charm School, Flavor of Love, and I Love New York. Other productions have included My Fair Brady, Rock of Love, and The Surreal Life. Producers and partners Cris Abrego (51 Pictures) and Mark Cronin (Mindless Entertainment) first combined forces in 2003 to create The Surreal Life. 51 Minds is 51%-owned by international TV producer Endemol.

Medusa Film is the Italian movie production and distribution outfit, is one of Italy's leading purveyors of comedy (the most successful genre for Italian films). Medusa also distributes foreign films in Italy (such as the US's "What Women Want" and "Autumn in New York"). The company has acquired the domestic theatrical and TV rights to a series of productions by actor/producer and Oscar winner Roberto Benigni ("Life is Beautiful"), including "Pinocchio" (a remake of the Pinocchio fairy tale), from rival Italian distributor the Cecchi Gori Group. Medusa is a subsidiary of Italian media firm Mediaset.

Marcus Thomas is a leading full-service advertising agency serving regional and national clients from its offices in Cleveland and Youngstown, Ohio. It offers creative advertising services, along with campaign and media planning. In addition to traditional advertising, Marcus Thomas provides such services as interactive marketing and other promotional services, as well as crisis communications and public relations. The firm was started as Thomas and Woodburn in 1937. It merged with Marcus Advertising (founded in 1946) in 2000.

TW CAT keeps coming back and can't stay away from direct marketing services for UK charities. The socially-minded firm offers marketing, data management, creative design and strategic planning, and fund raising management services. The company delivers its services to international and domestic not-for-profit organizations. It produced multimedia campaigns for Centrepoint, Concern Worldwide, the Irish international aid charity, and Samaritans.

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