Discovery Communications (Nasdaq: DISCA, DISCB, DISCK) is the world's number one nonfiction media company reaching more than 1.5 billion cumulative subscribers in over 180 countries. Discovery empowers people to explore their world and satisfy their curiosity through 100-plus worldwide networks, led by Discovery Channel, TLC, Animal Planet, Science Channel, Investigation Discovery, Planet Green and HD Theater, as well as leading consumer and educational products and services, and a diversified portfolio of digital media services.

Educational Broadcasting Corporation (EBC) operates two public broadcasting stations serving the New York City area. Its flagship Thirteen/WNET, the highest-rated public TV station in the US, offers a wealth of locally produced content focused on the Big Apple, as well as programming supplied by the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS). Thirteen/WNET is also a major producer of shows for PBS that are distributed to other public TV stations. In addition, the non-profit corporation operates WLIW21, which serves audiences on Long Island, as well as several digital channels, and on-demand video services. Thirteen/WNET began broadcasting in 1962.

PondelWilkinson, Inc. provides investor relations (IR) and corporate and financial communication services. It offers investor relations services, including investment community liaison, initial public offerings, shareholder communications, corporate governance counsel, business and financial media relations, IR Web site development, and online research services and training. The company also offers corporate and financial communication services, including news media relations, crisis communication, merger and acquisitions, business development, litigation support, bankruptcy and restructuring, materials preparation, and media and presentation training. Its clients include publicly traded, pre-public, professional, and financial services companies.

The Financial Times, one of the world’s leading business news organisations, is recognised internationally for its authority, integrity and accuracy. Providing essential news, comment, data and analysis for the global business community, the newspaper, printed at 24 print sites across the globe, has a daily circulation of 390,228 (ABC figures September 2010), while FT.com has over 2.7 million registered users and 149,000 digital subscribers. The FT’s combined print and paid digital circulation is 579,249 (Deloitte assured, October 2010) and it has a combined print and online average daily readership of 1.9 million people worldwide (PwC assured, November 2009). The FT family of companies also includes macro policy intelligence provider Medley Global Advisors (MGA), fund management information provider Money-Media, recruitment site Exec-Appointments and Financial Times Business which produces specialist information on the retail, personal and institutional finance industries, including the UK's premier personal finance magazine Investors Chronicle, The Banker, Money Management and Financial Adviser for professional advisers.

Founded in 1958 it targets the Hispanic and African American demographic with its creative work. Sanders/Wingo has worked with such clients as AT&T, the American Heart Association, and Shell. Sanders/Wingo has two Texas offices: El Paso and Austin. The agency was known as Sanders, Wingo, Galvin & Morton Advertising (SWG&M) until late 2005 when it changed its name. Sanders/Wingo provides multicultural advertising and public relations services through two Texas offices in El Paso and Austin. The agency's portfolio includes print, broadcast, and interactive work in fashion, healthcare, and energy industries.

TV Guide Magazine is glued to the tube. The company publishes the weekly TV-focused print publication TV Guide. Formerly a digest, the publication was re-formatted to a full-sized, full-color magazine in 2005. TV Guide earns money through subscriptions and advertising, and has a circulation of about 2 million readers. TV Guide Magazine is owned by private-equity firm OpenGate Capital, who purchased the company from Macrovision Solutions Corporation (which later became Rovi Corporation) for $1 in 2008. Macrovision agreed to lend OpenGate $9.5 million to finance the magazine. (Other TV Guide holdings, including Internet and cable TV assets, were sold to Lionsgate.)

McGrath/Power energizes the public relations and marketing campaigns of companies in the technology sector. In addition to its public and investor relations services, McGrath/Power provides direct marketing, event marketing, brand and identity consulting, and promotional marketing services. Its branded Communication for Action (C4A) service provides clients with a clear strategic communication plan for supporting their business objectives. Clients have included such companies as Wyse Technology, Intellisync, and TiVo.

Classic Media owns the rights to a portfolio of family-oriented entertainment brands, including such recognizable characters as Casper the Friendly Ghost, Gumby, Underdog, and Rocky & Bullwinkle. The company licenses the properties for use in films, TV programs, DVDs, and other consumer products. Classic Media also owns Big Idea, the studio behind the popular VeggieTales animated series, and is a holder of comic book rights (Harvey Comics, Dell, and Gold Key). The company has offices in New York, Tennessee, and London. It is owned by Boomerang Media, an entertainment investment vehicle backed by GTCR Golder Rauner.

IDG is the world's leading technology media, events and research company. Since its founding in 1964, IDG has been committed to helping people acquire and use technology successfully. As a result, IDG brands have become the trusted source for advice and insight into technology news and trends around the world. Over the past 46 years, IDG has grown into a multi-billion dollar company, reaching technology audiences in more than 90 countries. In 2009, IDG had revenues of $3.05 billion and approximately 13,000 employees worldwide. Approximately 200 magazines and newspapers and 460 websites are in the IDG world family, which together with events, serve about 270 million people with information one or more times a month.IDG's diverse products and services portfolio spans six key areas: online media, events and conferences, print publishing, lead-generation services, global marketing solutions and market research.

Catalina Marketing Corporation company's network, installed at the cash registers of more than 24,000 supermarkets and drugstores throughout the US, prints out coupons and other marketing communications for consumers based on the products they have just purchased. A similar system, installed at more than 18,000 pharmacies, delivers health-related information to consumers based on the prescriptions they pick up. Outside the US, Catalina Marketing has installed its networks at about 8,000 retail locations in Europe and Japan.

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