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New Vision Television owns and operates about 15 television stations in midsized and large markets, primarily in Ohio, Iowa, Georgia, and Hawaii. Its portfolio includes affiliates of all four major broadcast networks, as well as affiliates of smaller networks MyNetworkTV and The CW. New Vision operates multiple stations in several of its markets, allowing those stations to share certain business functions in order to reduce operating costs. Founded in 1993 by CEO Jason Elkin, the company emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2009.

Newport Television is a leading TV broadcaster in the US with more than 55 stations serving about 25 small and mid-sized markets. It operates duopolies (two or more stations) in most of its markets, allowing those stations to cut costs by combining certain business functions. The company's portfolio of stations includes affiliates of all four major broadcast networks (ABC, NBC, CBS, and FOX), as well as several stations affiliated with The CW and Spanish-language network Telemundo (owned by NBC Universal). In addition to broadcasting, Newport Television operates Web sites associated with most of its TV stations. Investment firm Providence Equity Partners formed the company in 2008.

Nexstar Broadcasting Group is a leading television station operator with more than 50 stations serving 30 small and midsized markets in the Northeast, Midwest, and Southwest; Nexstar has duopolies (two or more stations) in about half its markets. Its portfolio includes more than a dozen affiliates each of the FOX and NBC networks, as well as stations affiliated with ABC, CBS, The CW, and MyNetworkTV. More than 15 of its TV stations are operated through local service agreements with Mission Broadcasting, which owns those broadcast licenses. Private investment firm ABRY Partners has majority control in the company.

Northern California Public Broadcasting (NCPB) is a publicly financed TV and radio broadcaster serving the San Francisco Bay area through its flagship TV stations KQED (San Francisco) and KTEH (San Jose) and radio outlets KQED and KQEI. Both TV stations offer a mix of educational programming focused on arts, science, and the humanities, as well as public interest shows highlighting local, national, and international issues. NCPB creates much of its own programming but it is also an affiliate of the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) and National Public Radio (NPR). The not-for-profit corporation was formed in 2006.

NTN Buzztime distributes interactive trivia and sports games to some 3,700 bars and restaurants in the US, Canada, and the UK, through its Buzztime Interactive Television Network (also referred to as the Buzztime iTV Network or iTV Network). Players use a wireless keypad to answer questions and show their opponents just who's smarter (or more sober). The company's Buzztime Distribution distributes the games to third-party platforms, including cable and satellite TV, mobile phones, and the Internet. Most revenue comes from subscription fees paid by hospitality firms.

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