Hanley Wood: The No. 1 Media Company Covering Construction Since 1976, Hanley Wood has focused exclusively on North America's important residential and commercial construction industry. Through its four divisions, Hanley Wood develops magazines, Web sites, e-newsletters, exhibitions and conferences, and custom marketing and data services that support builders' critical information needs. Hanley Wood Business Media's more than 30 magazines along with related Web sites, e-newsletters, and conferences keep pros informed about the issues and products shaping construction. Its comprehensive media networks support the unique business and information needs of builders, remodelers, residential and commercial architects, multifamily and public-works executives, and materials dealers and distributors.

Arbitron Inc. provides media and marketing information services in the United States and internationally. Arbitron's services include radio audience estimates and related services to radio stations, advertising agencies, and advertisers in the United States; estimating national radio audiences and the size and composition of audiences of network radio programs and commercials; and providing software used for accessing and analyzing its media audience and marketing information data. It also provides consumer, shopping, and media usage information services to radio, cable television, advertising, advertisers, retailers, out-of-home media, and online media industries, as well as to broadcast television and print media industries.

Regal Entertainment Group (REG) hopes to create loyal subjects out of fickle movie-goers. The US's largest theater owner has about 6,800 screens at some 550 theaters in nearly 40 states through its Regal Cinemas, Edwards Theatres, United Artists Theatre Company, and Hoyts Cinema brands. REG also co-owns National CineMedia, a joint venture that sells in-theater ads and operates a video network through which it distributes digital content to theaters. Regal Cinemas, United Artists, and Edwards Theatres were all in bankruptcy before Philip Anschutz bought controlling interests in all three through his firm, The Anschutz Corporation. Anschutz owns about half of REG and controls 78% of its voting power.

Daiko Advertising is one of Japan's largest advertising companies providing advertising and marketing services including interactive, events, public relations, and promotion. Its portfolio includes television and print campaigns for Suntory, Kintetsu, and Panasonic. Although the company is among the largest Japanese ad companies, chief rival Dentsu dwarfs Daiko in size and market share. Daiko is part of Hakuhodo DY Holdings, which was formed in 2003 along with prominent Japanese ad firms, Hakuhodo and Yomiko Advertising, to challenge Dentsu's dominance. Founded in 1944, Daiko has about 30 offices in Japan and extends its global reach through a partnership with advertising giant The Interpublic Group.

Topps is an international marketer of entertainment products, principally collectible trading cards, confections, sticker collections, and collectible strategy games. The Topps Company was founded in 1938 as Topps Chewing Gum, and in its early years produced a popular penny "Topps Gum" from a factory in Brooklyn, N.Y. After World War II, the Topps company developed Bazooka Bubble Gum, and in 1950, added trading cards to its product line. Baseball cards appeared in 1951 and quickly became a vital part of pop culture, a tradition that continues to this day, and includes football (both American and European) and basketball, in addition to entertainment cards and stickers and albums. In July 2003, Topps acquired WizKids, LLC a designer and marketer of collectible strategy games. Topps was acquired in October 2007 by Madison Dearborn Partners, a private equity group, and Michael Eisner, former CEO of Disney. Now headquartered in New York City, Topps maintains offices in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Italy, and Argentina, in addition to the U.S. Topps also manufactures the popular lollipop brands marketed as Ring Pops, Push Pops, Baby Bottle Pops and other novelty candy and gum products. the Topps company has worldwide distribution, annual net sales for Fiscal 2006 of $293,838,000, and employs over 487 people worldwide.

Bustos Media owns and operates 25 Spanish-language AM and FM radio stations in seven states -- California, Colorado, Idaho, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wisconsin. Its stations play a mix of adult contemporary and regional Mexican music, such as banda, corrido, and norte�o. (As of 2008, Bustos Media also broadcasts one English-language smooth jazz station in Denver.) In addition, the company operates three television stations in Sacramento, Salt Lake City, and Milwaukee, which are part of Azteca America, an affiliate network of Mexico's TV Azteca. Bustos Media was founded in 2003 by Chairman and CEO Amador Bustos.

The DeMoss Group is the nation’s first and largest public relations agency exclusively serving Christian leaders, organizations and causes. Since 1991, The DeMoss Group has been at the center of religion news, providing communications counsel and public relations support to many of the prominent Christian leaders, organizations and causes of our time. For seven years in a row, The DeMoss Group has ranked as one of the Best Christian Places to Work by Best Christian Workplaces Institute. Founder and president Mark DeMoss published his first book in 2007, The Little Red Book of Wisdom (Thomas Nelson), which to date has sold nearly 50,000 copies.

Connect Public Relations specializes in keeping tech companies in touch. Serving hardware, software, and telecommuniations companies, Connect Public Relations provides analyst relations, media relations, writing, and media training services through offices in San Francisco, Washington D.C. and Provo, Utah. Clients include F5 Networks, Oversight Systems, and Siemens Communications.

The Phoenix Media/Communications Group is a family of companies that work together to reach people who share a similar lifestyle. Cooperatively, they create a unique atmosphere for our readers. Our company reflects a commitment to new ideas rooted in a solid and broadly cooperative business model. Put simply, we think this is the way new media works.

Integrity Media company produces and distributes Christian-oriented music, books, videos, and software. Integrity Media's music offerings range from praise and worship music to adult contemporary and children's titles, and include top selling compilations "Shout To The Lord" and Holy Ground. Integrity Media company also owns Christian music label INO Records, and conferences and events division Integrity Live. Integrity Media distributes music and videos through retail stores in the US and more than 160 other countries, as well as through Integrity Direct, which operates direct-to-consumer channels (mail-order catalogs, music clubs, and the Web).

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