Artist View Entertainment acquires and distributes feature films made by independent, self-financed movie production firms. The company regularly attends film fests and markets such as NATPE, the European Film Market, and MipTv. Artist View Entertainment has more than 140 titles in its library, including horror films (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: A Family Portrait Revisited) and romantic comedies (Chasing Destiny). The company was founded in 1991 by president Scott J. Jones.

The San Diego Union-Tribune, the result of a merger in 1992 between The San Diego Union (founded in 1868) and the Evening Tribune (founded in 1895), is a leading daily newspaper and the only major daily in America's Finest City. It has a daily circulation of almost 250,000 and its online counterpart -- SignOnSanDiego.com -- has more than 2.5 million visitors in a month. The paper, owned by private equity firm Platinum Equity, is published in San Diego and operates several offices throughout the city. The company also publishes Enlace, a weekly Spanish-language newspaper (and Web site mienlace.com) which targets the county's growing Hispanic population.

Local TV is a leading television station operator with more than 15 broadcast outlets serving mostly small- and mid-sized markets. About half the company's portfolio is made up of FOX network affiliates; it also operates stations affiliated with ABC, CBS, and NBC. Local TV's stations are located in more than a dozen states, mostly in the Midwest and Southeast. The company was formed in 2007 by private equity firm Oak Hill Capital Partners.

International Keystone Entertainment is best known for its Air Bud series of movies (sold to Disney); the company also created the MVP: Most Valuable Primate series of family movies. International Keystone Entertainment produces and distributes feature films for worldwide markets. The company has production, post-production, and Canadian distribution operations in Vancouver, British Columbia, as well as a development, marketing, sales, and US distribution office in Malibu, California.

Vocento is a leading newspaper publisher in Spain with more than a dozen mastheads. Its portfolio includes national daily paper Diario ABC and free daily Que!, along with a collection of regional papers. Vocento company also has a stake in Taller de Editores, a publisher of newspaper supplements (XLSemanal) and niche interest magazines (Mi Cartera de Inversi�n). In addition to publishing, Vocento has operations in television broadcasting, radio, and Internet publishing. It also owns a minority stake in Gestevisi�n Telecinco, which owns national broadcast network Telecinco.

FutureBrand provides consulting and design services aimed at building, maintaining, and reinvigorating corporate identities and product brands. It helps companies create new logos and corporate designs and to implement those concepts throughout its client's advertising, corporate communications, and product packaging. In addition, it tracks brand effectiveness and provides measures of brand equity. FutureBrand, which operates through a network of about 20 offices across more than 15 countries, is a unit of Interpublic's McCann Worldgroup.

Mariah Media, Inc. company targets readers who have an active lifestyle and enjoy outdoor sports, travel, and adventure. Content includes gear reviews, travel guides, photo galleries, and "ask the experts" columns. Its Web site, Outside Online, features blogs, online videos, and podcasts. The magazine is perhaps best-known for publishing the first-hand account of one of its writers who survived an ill-fated trip up Mount Everest in which several people died. (Writer Jon Krakauer later wrote the best-selling book Into Thin Air detailing the trip.) The company was founded in 1977.

YPM, Inc. was founded in 1981, has partnered with various telephone directories to insure that its customers have accurate listings in each publication, offering graphic design services and market research services allowing clients to get the most mileage from the listing. In addition to its directory marketing services, YPM also offers such Internet marketing services as search engine optimization, banner advertising, Internet ad testing, and online directory listings. YPM stands for Yellow Pages Media.

Big Idea is a family-oriented media company best known for its award-winning VeggieTales video series, which is made available mostly on DVD and video tape sold through Christian retail stores. The VeggieTales has also spawned a host of other products, including music, books, and games. Big Idea also creates 3-2-1 Penguins!, which is broadcast Saturday mornings on NBC. Animator and CEO Phil Vischer developed VeggieTales in 1993. Big Idea is a subsidiary of Classic Media, itself a unit of Boomerang Media.

Merritt Group Inc. was founded in 1996 by CEO Ben Merritt. The Merritt Group provides public relations and marketing communications services primarily for government, health care, and technology companies. Services include research; market segmentation; media, analyst, and investor relations; crisis communications; trade show and event marketing assistance; and digital and social media marketing. Clients have included Teradata, Booz Allen Hamilton, and Metastorm. The firm has offices in Reston, Virginia, and San Francisco.

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