Ginger Television Productions is a TV production company that focuses primarily on unscripted programming and documentaries. Its shows have included such series programming as Jack Osbourne Celebrity Adrenaline Junkie and Take Me to the Edge, as well as specials including Crucify Me and Cannibals and Crampons. A unit of stv group, Ginger Television's shows have aired mostly on the ITV network.

24/7 Real Media provides key elements in the rapidly changing Internet advertising arena: search marketing services, software to host and manage ads, and a network of Web sites that run the ads. 24/7 Real Media's Media Solutions segment provides advertisers access to its network of Web sites and permission-based e-mail marketing database. 24/7 also offers search engine optimization services. Technology offerings revolve around 24/7 Real Media's ad delivery and management software, which allows advertisers to plan, manage, and measure their online campaigns. Owning almost 20 offices across 12 countries, 24/7 is a subsidiary of global communications conglomerate WPP.

Seventh Art Releasing company is a theatrical distributor of feature films, and a US and foreign sales company. Seventh Art focuses on non-studio produced movies, including art films and documentaries such as American Pimp, Hell House, and the 1998 Academy Award winner for Best Documentary, The Long Way Home. Seventh Art also releases music films (Radiohead: Meeting People is Easy) and Jewish films (Israel in a Time of Terror). The company was founded in 1994 by Udy Epstein and Jonathan Cordish.

EMI's business is keeping music fans entertained. The #4 record company in terms of market share (behind Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, and Warner Music Group) houses recorded music segment EMI Music and EMI Music Publishing. EMI Music distributes CDs, videos, and other formats primarily through imprints and divisions such as Capitol Records and Virgin, and sports a roster of artists such as The Beastie Boys, Norah Jones, and Lenny Kravitz. EMI Music Publishing, the world's largest music publisher, handles the rights to more than a million songs. EMI Music operates through regional divisions (EMI Music North America, International, and UK & Ireland). Private equity firm Terra Firma owns EMI.

Founded in 1996, NetPlus Marketing, Inc. specializes in online marketing, and has kept up with all the changes related to marketing in a digital world. The ad agency provides such new media services as interactive advertising, e-mail database marketing, search engine and social media marketing, and Web design for a variety of clients traveling the information superhighway. NetPlus Marketing also provides product-centered online games and research and planning tools covering the interactive advertising sector. NetPlus clients have included Charming Shoppes, ConAgra, and The American National Red Cross.

Larson Studios is an audio postproduction firm specializing in digital mixing for television the film, television, and multimedia industries. The company has worked on such programs as Jericho, The Shield, Hannah Montana, Top Chef, Becker, Frasier, and Touched By An Angel. It also handled the post-production audio for Bon Jovi's live concert DVD This Left Feels Right: Live Limited Edition. Larson Studios completes its projects in house at its 10,000 square-foot facilities.

Boston Herald Inc. publishes the Boston Herald newspaper, which competes for readers with The Boston Globe (owned by The New York Times Company). The paper, which boasts a weekday circulation of more than 160,000, also publishes news online. The Boston Herald traces its roots back to 1846 when the city saw the first copy of The Herald published. After numerous incarnations, Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation bought The Herald American in 1982, changing its name back to the Boston Herald. Publisher Patrick Purcell later acquired the paper in 1994; it operates today as a subsidiary of his Herald Media company.

Cyberplex company, through subsidiary CX Digital Media, assists customers in such industries as technology, financial services, and publishing with sales lead generation and brand development. It offers market analysis, affiliate program development, and e-mail marketing campaign management, among other services. Cyberplex also provides information technology (IT) services through a division that focuses on management and technology consulting and custom software development. Clients have included such notable names as AMD, Computer Sciences Corporation, and Royal Bank.

Vision Creative Group is a privately held NJ corporation that was established by Andy Bittman in 1987 as Vision Graphics. During its early years Vision Graphics specialized in the creation of computer-generated slide presentations. In 1991 Sharon Petry joined the agency and helped broaden both the client roster and agency services by adding clients in the Consumer Products and B2B business sectors. At this time Vision also moved its offices to Morristown and enjoyed slow and steady growth over the years there; adding clients, services and office space. The agency was primarily print-focused and supported many well-known companies in the NJ/NY area.

Future Films Limited provides financing, co-production, post-production, and distribution for feature films and television programs. Titles with which Future Film Group is associated include "Bend it Like Beckham", "About A Boy", "Chasing Liberty", and "Fear.com". The company's post-production facilities include three studios. Future Films has offices in the UK and the US. The company was founded in 2000 by CEO Stephen Margolis.

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