Schwartz Communications is a public relation firm that focuses on serving companies in the health care and technology industries, including medical technology and biotech companies. The independent agency offers traditional public relations and outreach services, as well as specialized services tailored for government and media relations. Other services include branding, crisis management, and social media marketing. Schwartz Communications has offices in San Francisco and Waltham, Massachusetts, and overseas in London and Stockholm.

The firm serves international, national, and regional clients and has counted Comcast and the National Hockey League's Pittsburgh Penguins among its customers in the past. CEO and chief creative officer Bryan Ward founded Giant Ideas in 2001. Sometimes it takes more than big thinking to make a successful commercial, it takes Giant Ideas. Advertising agency Giant Ideas provides the full range of creative advertising, design, and marketing services, with expertise in creating television commercials, identity design, and collateral material creation.

Philadelphia Media Holdings owns and operates The Philadelphia Inquirer and the Philadelphia Daily News, the two primary newspapers serving the Philadelphia metro area. The Inquirer, one of the top newspapers in the country, boasts a circulation of more than 360,000, while the tabloid-style Daily News has a circulation of about 100,000. Philadelphia Media also operates online portal Philly.com, which aggregates news from both papers. Philadelphia Media and its operating unit Philadelphia Newspapers both filed for bankruptcy in 2009.

Renegade agency provides interactive (and more traditional) marketing services for clients from a variety of industries, including consumer goods, financial services, and technology. Renegade company's services encompass Web site and application development, database development and marketing, promotional marketing, collateral design, public relations, and guerrilla marketing. Clients over the years have included such leading companies as Casio, Citibank, Hasbro, IBM, and Nike. Founded in 1996, Renegade was owned by Japanese advertising agency Dentsu until late 2008, when it was bought out by management.

If you move to Tokyo, the next movie you see might be playing at a Tokyo Theatres Company location. Tokyo Theatres Company owns and operates movie theaters, hotels, and restaurants, with its theaters specializing in screening independent films. Tokyo Theatres Company has been shifting its focus away from cinema holdings with an eye toward other real estate-related ventures. The company has real estate holdings in such prime areas of Tokyo as Ginza, Ikebukoro, and Shinjuku. All three of these areas are major shopping districts, where land prices have soared

TBN is the world’s largest religious network and America’s most watched faith channel. TBN offers 24 hours of commercial-free inspirational programming that appeal to people in a wide variety of Protestant, Catholic and Messianic Jewish denominations.

The Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) is one of the leading producers of religious television programming in the country, offering news and entertainment shows with a spiritual message. Its centerpiece is The 700 Club, a daily show featuring a mix of news and commentary, interviews, feature stories, and Christian ministry co-hosted by CBN founder Pat Robertson. The company's programs are syndicated to broadcast and cable TV outlets that reach audiences in more than 200 countries. CBN generates most of its revenue through ministry donations. Robertson started the company with a single TV station in 1960.

DiBona, Bornstein & Random (DB&R) provides full-service advertising and marketing disciplines for such clients as Utix Group and Sodexo. It serves clients across industries offering public relations, media planning and buying, branding, and advertising services. The agency is part of the International Communications Agency Network (iCOM), a partnership of 75 independent advertising and marketing agencies serving clients across more than 40 countries.

ITN is near the top of the heap in the UK news business. Independent Television News (ITN) produces news and documentaries for television, radio, and new media outlets. Its core business is the production of news programming for ITV1, but it also produces broadcasts for other clients, including the Channel 4 network, about 250 radio stations, and digital satellite and Internet outfits. UK broadcasting giant ITV was behind ITN's founding in 1955 and owns 40% of it. Other partners sharing ownership in the joint venture include Daily Mail and General Trust, United Business Media, and Thomson Reuters.

Womack Publishing Company, headquartered in Chatham, Virginia is a privately-held, family-owned, media company of newspapers, telephone directories, speciality publications and Internet-based businesses. Womack Publishing Co. operates 15 newspapers in VA and NC. Additional Womack sites include: VaNcNews.com, WPCVA.com, ACONews.com, smithmountaineagle.com, thelakepaper.com and montgomeryherald.com. Womack also operates state-wide Legal Notice web sites including: NCLegals.com and VAPublicNotices.com.

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