Premiere Radio Networks Inc., a subsidiary of Clear Channel Communications, syndicates 90 radio programs and services to more than 5,000 radio affiliations and reaches over 190 million listeners weekly. Premiere Radio is the number one radio network in the country and features the following personalities: Rush Limbaugh, Jim Rome, Casey Kasem, Ryan Seacrest, Glenn Beck, Bob (Kevoian) & Tom (Griswold), Delilah, Steve Harvey, Blair Garner, George Noory, John Boy and Billy, Big Tigger, Dr. Dean Edell, Sean Hannity, Randi Rhodes, Jason Lewis Randi Rhodes, Kane, Nikki Sixx and others. Premiere is based in Sherman Oaks, California, with 13 offices nationwide. Founded in 1987, Premiere began in Los Angeles with a $30,000 investment. Within the first year, the company produced three shows and recorded advertising billings of $2.1 million with approximately 250 affiliates. Today, Premiere produces 70 programs with annual billings in excess of $330 million.Premiere purchased Mediabase in 1991. This research component of Premiere monitors music on more than 1,800 radio stations in 180 U.S. and Canadian markets, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. In addition to providing vital airplay information to the music industry, the company provides its research to nearly 1,700 affiliate radio stations on a barter subscription basis.

Chronicle Books was founded in 1967 to provide the San Francisco Chronicle newspaper with a book publishing division. Longtime editor-in-chief Nion McEvoy acquired Chronicle Books LLC company in 2000 and became its chairman and CEO. Publisher of The Worst Case Scenario series, Chronicle Books lives on the edge by taking chances on books. Chronicle Books LLC company publishes some 300 books and stationery products each year in the areas such as art and design, pop culture, food and drink, travel, and children's titles. Books include New York Times best-seller Griffin & Sabine and The Beatles Anthology. Chronicle Books LLC company also has three retail stores in the San Francisco Bay area (including its corporate headquarters) that sell books and gift items.

The Ruder Finn Group is an independent public relations firm operating through its two subsidiaries Ruder Finn Inc. and RF Binder Partners. Ruder Finn specializes in services to the health and wellness, corporate and public trust, retail and leisure, and business-to-business sectors while RF Binder Partners' expertise lies in automotive, energy, financial, technology, and consumer products. With nearly 20 offices in Asia, Europe, and North America, The Ruder Group provides services such as marketing communications, reputation management, research, and strategy to corporations, government agencies, and cultural organizations.

Founded in 1982, Anne Klein Communications Group is part of Pinnacle Worldwide, an international network of independent PR firms. The firm is owned by founders Anne and Jerry Klein, and principals John Moscatelli, Chris Lukach, and Mike Gross. Anne Klein Communications Group provides public relations, strategic communications, and reputation management services. The agency helps clients with such services as media relations, crisis communications, community relations, employee communications, public affairs, and investor communications. Clients have included Fluor, Sunoco, and Thomson Reuters.

Moviehouse Entertainment company handles sales of independent films,it also provides related services, including financing, production, licensing, and publicity. Moviehouse also works on the exploitation of its films via the festival circuit. Library titles include documentaries Aileen: Life and Death of a Serial Killer, Biggie & Tupac, and Be Here to Love Me (about the life of folk singer Townes Van Zandt). Moviehouse was founded by joint managing directors Mark Vennis and Gary Phillips in 2001.

Nelvana Limited is a leading producer and distributor of children's animated television programs, films, and home video. Its library of more than 3,000 half-hour episodes includes such characters as Babar, Berenstain Bears, and Franklin. The company supplies shows to broadcasters in more than 190 countries, including such TV outlets as the Disney Channel, Nickelodeon, and the UK's ITV. In addition to television programming, Nelvana manages consumer product licensing agreements associated with its properties, and produces children's books through Kids Can Press.

One of the nation's most respected diversified communications companies, Emmis Communications (NASDAQ: EMMS) owns and operates radio and magazine entities in large and medium sized markets throughout the U.S. Emmis is the 9th largest radio group in the U.S (based on listeners) . and has been voted the Most Respected Radio Company in a poll of industry CEOs. Over the last two decades, Emmis has created one of the most unique work environments in the communications industry - the Emmis Culture. The envy of many of our peers, this culture carries at its heart the belief that, in order to succeed, a company must take risks, treat its people well and give them the tools they need to win. It has earned us a reputation as a fun, exciting and innovative company where every individual is a part of the team. Every employee is a stockholder at Emmis. The Emmis culture breeds creativity and innovation. Employees at every level are encouraged to think out of the box, experiment, and contribute.

Since 1999, The Deal LLC has covered the dealmaking across all its many mutations along with the ups and downs of economic cycles and business leaders. Through print, electronic media and events, we provide original content that serves the news, information and idea generation needs of corporate and financial dealmakers, advisers, intermediaries and investors. "Imagine a world without deals. Transactions are agents of change. The surge of dealmaking is not just the result of deregulation or advisers' incentives, rather it is fueled by accelerating technology, geopolitical change and innovative capital markets. Without dealmaking, corporations would be locked in stasis, like sleeping giants, unable to sustain the macro-economy. For all its chaos, we need a deal economy."

National CineMedia, Inc. operates NCM Media Networks, an integrated media company reaching United States consumers in movie theaters, online and through mobile technology. The NCM Cinema Network and NCM Fathom present cinema advertising and events across the nation's digital in-theater network, consisting of theaters owned by AMC Entertainment Inc., Cinemark Holdings, Inc., Regal Entertainment Group and other regional theater circuits. NCM's theater network covers 171 Designated Market Areas and includes approximately 17,100 screens (15,500 digital). During the year ended December 31, 2009, approximately 680 million patrons attended movies shown in theaters included in NCM's network (excluding Consolidated Theatres). The NCM Interactive Network offers 360-degree integrated marketing opportunities in combination with cinema, encompassing approximately 40 entertainment-related Websites, online widgets and mobile applications.

BriteVision is a leading media company that invented cup sleeve advertising. In 1999 BriteVision invented the Ad-SleeveTM, a unique media vehicle integrated in the American consumer’s coffee habit that provides the ability to target consumers where they work, play, and live. BriteVision is the only media company that is 100% focused on cup sleeve advertising and has helped many leading US brands integrate this unique lifestyle medium as a successful component into their marketing strategies. In 2005, BriteVision was acquired as a wholly owned subsidiary of Brite Media Group, a media company backed by Trimaran Capital Partners.

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