DCD Media Plc creates and distributes dramas, music documentaries, cooking shows, and reality TV programs. Production subsidiaries include Box TV, Iambic, September Films, Prospect Pictures, West Park Pictures, and Done and Dusted. Well-known DCD shows include Bridezillas, Saturday Cooks, and Stephen Fry in America. It also produces concerts (Madonna, Coldplay) and other staged events (Laureus World Sports Awards). The company's distribution arm includes NBDtv (music program library) and Digital Classics DVD (TV on DVD distribution). DCD Media was formed in 1999 as Internet arts broadcaster Online Classics.

Ealing studio traces its roots back to 1902, had an illustrious film history through its first 50 years; was owned by the BBC and used primarily for TV in the mid-20th century; and is now being renovated and used for major films again. The company operates both as a physical studio and a production company, and has operations in television, stand-up comedy, and family-oriented licensing and merchandising. Recent film productions include An Ideal Husband, Notting Hill, and Star Wars - Episode 2.

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 privately-held firm was founded in the midst of the 2001 dot.com bust by co-creative directors Paul Venables and Greg Bell and president Bob Molineaux. The creative minds at Venables Bell & Partners don't mind thinking outside the box for its clients. The advertising agency incorporates both traditional and nontraditional methods of marketing to push the profiles of big brand names, including Coca-Cola, HBO, Napster, and Pacific Gas and Electric Company. In addition to TV, print, and online ads, the agency's design team creates everything from in-store signage displays to bathroom stickers. Other services include media planning and buying.

Rosemary Smith Associates Ltd was founded in 2003 by managing director Rosemary Smith. Rosemary Smith Associates (dba RSA Direct) talks straight about lists. The marketing consulting firm offers advice and other services to direct marketers and provides clients with mailing list brokerage and management services. It also advises clients on data protection and compliance audits as well as general and international direct marketing. The firm has more than 20 prepared business lists and about ten consumer lists. Its client list has included Business Week, Adler, Time Life, Management Centre Europe, and Forum Business Media.

Jacobs & Clevenger, Inc. was founded in 1982 by president Ron Jacobs. Jacobs & Clevenger is there when you need to change the channel -- of your marketing efforts. Specializing in direct, digital, and database marketing, Jacobs & Clevenger provides data-driven acquisition, lead generation, activation, retention, loyalty, and win-back programs. It also offers public relations, promotion, and creative development services for print, television, radio, and interactive campaigns. Jacobs & Clevenger has provided its direct marketing services to such clients as AT&T, Orbitz, and Ulta.

Sony Digital Production (formerly Sony Pictures Digital) is responsible for the studio's digital content creation, and includes subsidiaries Sony Pictures Imageworks and Sony Pictures Animation. Imageworks produces Academy Award-winning movie visual effects, while Sony Pictures Animation is active in CGI feature film production. The first two titles for Sony Pictures Animation were Open Season (2006) and the Academy Award-nominated Surf's Up! (2007). The studio also has a deal to produce animated films for Aardman Animation.

The Chicago Reader is Chicago's largest free weekly newspaper, nationally recognized as a leader in the alternative press. Since 1971, the Reader has served as Chicago's political conscience, cultural guide, and music authority. With a highly targeted-circulation of 100,000 and a consistent return rate of less than 2%, the Chicago Reader is the city's most essential alternative media resource. Known for its in-depth coverage of Chicago politics and culture, the Reader explores and exposes news, events and issues that affect city living. The paper has won numerous journalistic awards and honors, both local and national, and is well-known as a showcase for Chicago's most talented writers, critics, photographers, and illustrators. With a readership of 450,000 and some of the industry's lowest advertising rates, the Chicago Reader is one the largest and most successful alternative weeklies in the country.

San Francisco Examiner, a free daily newspaper that serves the Bay Area in competition with the San Francisco Chronicle (owned by Hearst Newspapers). The tabloid paper covers news, politics, and sports, as well as lifestyle and entertainment. In addition to its print edition, the San Francisco Examiner publishes news online. The company is part of Clarity Media Group, publisher of the Washington Examiner and citizen journalist site Examiner.com. Owned by billionaire Philip Anschutz, Clarity Media is affiliated with his Anschutz Company holdings. The Examiner was once a cornerstone of William Randolph Hearst's newspaper empire; it was purchased by Anschutz in 2004.

Buckley Publications company publishes both print and online versions of its monthly magazine, which specializes in providing business news with a humorous point of view. Established in 1999, "Business Eye" has about 8,000 subscribers. Former "Ulster Business" editor Richard Buckley and his wife Brenda Buckley control the company. "Business Eye" (along with BT Group) sponsors the annual Goldeneye Awards, which select the top e-commerce and technology businesses in Northern Ireland.

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