Baby Cow production firm is all about cutting-edge comedy founded in 1999 by Steve Coogan and Henry Normal.Baby Cow co-produced the film 24 Hour Party People, the story behind Manchester's Factory Records. Other projects include British TV shows The Mighty Boosh and Gavin and Stacey. The company develops and distributes TV in the US through Baby Cow USA. Additional Baby Cow units include Baby Cow Animation, Baby Cow Films, and Baby Cow Radio. Baby Cow's productions air on the BBC, Channel Four, ITV, and other UK channels.

John S. Bliss founded BlissPR in 1975. BlissPR provides public relations services, including media and investor relations, internal communications, research, and production of marketing materials such as annual reports and brochures. It targets the financial and professional services, and health care industries; customers have included MetLife and Hunton & Williams. BlissPR is part of the WORLDCOM Public Relations Group, an international network of public relations agencies, and is owned by The Dudnyk Exchange, a group of marketing communications companies. It has operations in New York, Chicago, and St. Louis.

Innis Maggiore was established in 1974; Dick Maggiore became president in 1989. Innis Maggiore is a business communications group providing its clients with integrated advertising and marketing services. The agency's services include branding and positioning, research, direct marketing, media planning, Web development, public relations, and sales promotion. It has developed advertising campaigns for print, Web, tradeshows, packaging, outdoor, and television. Clients have included Ohio State University, Aultman Health Foundation, Bank of America, Parker Hannifin, and Shearer's Foods.

Jim Ball and Steve Rockwood founded Alpine Access, Inc. in 1998. Alpine Access provides outsourced in-bound call services to consumer retail clients, but don't call it a call center. Instead of a centralized call center, Alpine Access routs calls and caller information over the Internet to thousands of its customer service agents who work from their homes. Alpine Access company handles sales, customer service, tech support, and help desk calls for its growing list of clients that has included such notable names as Office Depot, J. Crew, and the Internal Revenue Service. Alpine Access' customers include multichannel catalogs, national mass market retailers, financial services providers, and government agencies.

Established in 1974, DK publishes bestselling, award-winning and visually stunning reference books for adults and children. From travel guides and activity books, through to food, history, film and much more, DK makes ideas come to life! Owned by media group Pearson PLC, DK is part of the Penguin Group, and also acts as a parent company for video game publisher, Brady Games, and travel/non-fiction publisher, Rough Guides. DK has established a worldwide reputation for its innovative non-fiction books in which the unrivalled clarity of the words and pictures come together to spectacular effect. Our adult titles range from travel, (including the award-winning Eyewitness Travel Guides) to history, cooking, gardening and parenting; plus a wide range of other subjects. We also publish an extensive children’s catalogue that showcases a fantastic store of knowledge for children, toddlers and babies. Covering topics from history and the human body to animals and activities, DK children's books combine outstanding information with magical illustration and design.

Powerhouse Animation Studios offers a range of multimedia animation and design services to clients in the entertainment and advertising industries. It provides character design and storyboarding services, as well as Web design and development services for viral marketing and interactive games. The company's animators have worked on major studio animated productions such as "Space Jam", The Prince of Egypt, and Animaniacs. Frank Gabriel, Brad Graeber, and Bruce Tinnin started the business in 2001.

Review Publishing Limited Partnership was formed in 1986 on the acquisition of two weekly papers (the South Philadelphia Review and the Welcomat) and Comp-Art, Inc. (a composition and type house) by an investor group led by Anthony Clifton. Comp-Art was dissolved in 1993 when each paper took its newspaper composition activity in-house. Review Publishing prints approximately 200,000 copies of its papers each week and reaches approximately 600,000 readers in Philadelphia, and Atlantic and Cape May Counties (New Jersey).

Madison Square Garden, Inc., through its subsidiaries, operates in the sports, entertainment, and media businesses in the United States. It operates in three segments: MSG Media, MSG Entertainment, and MSG Sports. The MSG Media segment produces and develops content for multiple distribution platforms, including content originating from its venues. This segment also involves in programming networks and interactive offerings that include the MSG Networks and the Fuse Networks. In addition, its interactive businesses include a group of targeted Websites; wireless, video on demand; and digital platforms. The MSG Entertainment segment creates, produces, and/or presents various live productions; and presents or hosts other live entertainment events, such as concerts, family shows, special events, and theatrical productions. The MSG Sports segment owns and operates sports franchises. This segment also features other sports properties, such as the presentation of various premier live sporting events, including boxing, college basketball, track and field, and tennis. Madison Square Garden company owns the Madison Square Garden complex in New York City, which includes an arena and a theater; and The Chicago Theatre in Chicago. It leases Radio City Music Hall and the Beacon Theatre in New York City. Madison Square Garden company was formerly known as Madison Square Garden, L.P. and changed its name to Madison Square Garden, Inc. in July 2009. Madison Square Garden company was founded in 1874 and is based in New York, New York. Madison Square Garden, Inc. operates independently of Cablevision Systems Corporation, as of February 09, 2010.

RMG was founded in 1954 by Willy De Nolf. Roularta Media Group (RMG) is Belgium's king of all media. It is one of that country's largest print publishing and media concerns, operating in newspaper and magazine publishing; radio and TV broadcasting; Internet content production; and CD and DVD duplication. The company also organizes events, conferences, and seminars, and provides printing and custom publishing services. Major holdings include newspapers Krant van West-Vlaanderen (covering West Flanders) and De Streekkrant (free neighborhood weekly); magazines "Trends" (business news) and Knack (general news); Flemish TV station VTM (50%); Belgian TV news channel Kanaal Z; and Web portals Knack.be and Levif.be.

Thomson Reuters, Legal focuses on the letter of the law. The division of financial information giant Thomson Reuters, also known as West, publishes legal information for law students, professionals, and consumers. Products are available in print and electronic formats, and include law encyclopedias, textbooks, and study aids; state and federal law books; court opinions; how-to legal guides; and law indexes. The division operates the Westlaw online research service, which contains about 30,000 legal, financial, and business news databases. In addition, it offers law firm marketing software through its Hubbard One subsidiary. Thomson Reuters, Legal is part of the Thomson Reuters' Professional division.

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