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Coolabi produces and distributes primarily children's shows in the UK; it also licenses its catalog of films, television shows, books, and other intellectual property. Its current properties include The Large Family, Poppy Cat, Fungus the Bogeyman, and "The Worst Witch". Coolabi also licenses brand properties (unrelated to TV programming) for use on merchandise; its properties include the Purple Ronnie line, the Internet animated characters iloveegg, and the Hammer Films brand, from the studio famed for its 1960's horror flicks. Coolabi began as Alibi Communications in 1999, merged with Coolebah in 2004, and took its current name in 2005.

Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) is a private, not-for-profit corporation created by the federal government that receives appropriations from Congress to help fund programming for more than 1,000 locally-owned public TV and radio stations. CPB-funded programs are distributed by the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS), National Public Radio (NPR), and Public Radio International (PRI). Funds are also used for research on media and education. CPB was created by Congress in 1967.

CTC Media operates the CTC network, a general entertainment broadcast network that reaches about 90% of the country through local affiliate stations. The company also operates Domashny Network, a TV network that targets a mostly female audience, and DTV, a channel focusing on action and comedy programming for young adults. In addition, CTC Media owns and operates about 40 local TV stations. The company also produces programming through Costafilm and Soho Media. Swedish broadcasting group Modern Times Group (MTG) owns about 40% of CTC Media; affiliates of Alfa Group Consortium have a 25% stake.

David E. Kelley Productions is the company of hit television writer-producer (guess who) David E. Kelley. The company has produced successful TV shows such as Boston Legal (which aired on ABC from 2004 to 2008), Boston Public (FOX, 2000-2004), The Practice (ABC, 1997-2004), and Ally McBeal (FOX, 1997-2002). The Practice and Ally McBeal have each won Emmy awards; Kelley also received Emmy nominations for work on Boston Legal, Chicago Hope, and Picket Fences. The company has a production deal with Fox Filmed Entertainment's Twentieth Century Fox Television. Kelley first worked with Fox as a writer on the premier season of LA Law in 1986.

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.

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