Schwartz Communications is a public relation firm that focuses on serving companies in the health care and technology industries, including medical technology and biotech companies. The independent agency offers traditional public relations and outreach services, as well as specialized services tailored for government and media relations. Other services include branding, crisis management, and social media marketing. Schwartz Communications has offices in San Francisco and Waltham, Massachusetts, and overseas in London and Stockholm.

Raleigh Studios is a film production facility that operates studio lots in California (Hollywood, Manhattan Beach, and Playa Vista) and Louisiana (Baton Rouge). The company leases its sound stages to independent and major companies and provides a host of production and post-production services, such as lighting, stage equipment rentals, set construction, sound and editing, office space, dressing rooms, and screening rooms. Its operations include divisions and subsidiaries such as Hollywood Rentals (lighting equipment), Olesen Lighting (theatrical lighting), and ESS (production equipment). The company, which also offers production services in Europe through Raleigh Film, Budapest, can trace its roots to 1915.

Grove/Atlantic is a small literary fiction publishing house made up of three divisions: Grove Press, Atlantic Monthly Press, and Canongate US. Additionally, Grove/Atlantic, Inc. company distributes Open City Books and Magazine. Grove/Atlantic can trace its roots back to 1917 with the founding of Atlantic Monthly Press as an imprint of Little, Brown. Atlantic Monthly published such classics as Mutiny on the Bounty and Goodbye Mr. Chips, and became independent in 1985. Grove/Atlantic, Inc. company merged with Grove Press, publisher of D. H. Lawrence's Lady Chatterley's Lover, Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer, and William Burroughs's Naked Lunch, to form Grove/Atlantic in 1993.

Amos Publishing is a niche publishing company producing 15 different magazines for a variety of markets including stamp and coin collectors, automotive enthusiasts and crafters. It is a family owned company employing more than 120 talented and creative people, headquartered in Sidney, Ohio. General James O. Amos founded Amos Publishing in 1876 with the purchase of the Shelby County Democrat, which later became the Sidney Daily News. For more than 120 years the Amos family produced the Sidney Daily News, until a portion of the family sold its interest in the newspaper holdings in 1999. John Amos and his son Rick are now the fifth generation to continue the 130-year family history in publishing.

Beasley Broadcast Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: BBGI) has proudly served listeners and advertisers in large and small communities across America since 1961. Today, with 45 radio stations (28 FM and 17 AM), Beasley Broadcast Group is "On Air" in the following markets: Atlanta, GA; Augusta, GA; Boston, MA; Fayetteville, NC; Fort Myers-Naples, FL; Greenville-New Bern-Jacksonville, NC; Las Vegas, NV; Miami-Fort Lauderdale, FL; Philadelphia, PA; West Palm Beach-Boca Raton, FL; and Wilmington, DE. Beasley Broadcast is synonymous with pure radio excellence built on cutting edge digital broadcast radio technology, nationally recognized programmers and consultants, dedicated sales forces, experienced management teams, popular local talent and strong community and civic participation.

BET, the leading cable channel targeting young African-American audiences with a mix of entertainment, music, and news programming. Reaching about 90 million US homes, BET boasts a line up that includes 106 & Park (music videos), Brothers to Brutha (reality show), and Sunday Best (gospel music). The network is the flagship property of BET Networks, which includes sister outlets BET Gospel, BET Hip Hop, BET J (jazz and R&B music programming), and Centric (targeting older adult viewers). Launched in 1980, BET is owned by media conglomerate Viacom.

Nolo was born of the frustration of two legal aid lawyers who were working to help low-income families in the San Francisco Bay area in the late 1960s. Charles (Ed) Sherman and Ralph (Jake) Warner were tired of having to turn away working people who didn't qualify for free legal aid but couldn’t afford lawyers. There was no place to send these people, because there were almost no sources of free or low-cost legal information—no do-it-yourself books or software, no court-based, self-help programs, no Internet. And precisely because the many millions of Americans who earned less than $5 per hour had to purchase even the most routine legal information and help at $80 per hour, most went without. In 1971, to help fill the need, Sherman wrote How To Do Your Own Divorce in California, and Warner immediately followed with The California Tenants’ Handbook (with Sherman and Myron Moskovitz). They took the books to established publishers, who promptly rejected them. (“Self-help law? You must be nuts!”)Warner and Sherman decided they had no alternative but to publish the books themselves—and so Nolo Press was created. (Nolo, in Latin, means “I don’t choose to.” Warner and Sherman thought it was appropriate given that they had never intended to become publishers.) Joined by Toni Ihara, they committed to publishing a comprehensive series of do-it-yourself legal guides. Nolo books soon covered a wide variety of legal niches, including debtors’ rights (How to Beat the Bill Collector, by Warner and Peter Jan Honigsberg), personal relationships (The Living Together Kit, by Warner and Ihara), business formation (How to Form Your Own California Corporation, by Anthony Mancuso), and estate planning (Plan Your Estate, by Denis Clifford). The public was hungry for this information, and Nolo became widely recognized as a pioneer in what can best be described as a popular law revolution.

Citadel Broadcasting is the third largest radio group in the United States, with a strong national footprint reaching more than 50 markets. Citadel have a well-clustered station portfolio with leading positions in attractive markets including coverage in eight of the top ten. Our company is comprised of 165 FM stations and 58 AM stations in the nation's leading markets. As a company focused exclusively on the radio business, Citadel Broadcasting has the benefit of scale in an increasingly competitive industry.

Cox Radio, Inc. is one of the largest radio broadcasting companies in the United States, based on revenues. The Company operates, acquires and develops radio stations primarily in markets ranked 10-70 based on revenues. A majority of the Company's stations are concentrated in the Sunbelt. Cox Radio, part of the Cox Media Group, owns, operates and provide sales and marketing services to 86 stations in 19 markets. This radio portfolio includes 71 FM stations and 15 AM stations. In 16 of its 19 markets, Cox Radio operates three or more stations. The Company's radio stations are characterized by strong ratings. Cox Radio owns a Top 10 ranked station in each of its 18 markets. More market information. Our development philosophy includes a clustering strategy while maintaining a solid station mix across high-growth areas. Clustering allows us to serve a broader, more diverse audience and become more involved in our communities with maximum economies of scale. Mixing developing, start-up and mature stations allows us to pursue both growth and cash flow consistency.

McGarrah/Jessee is a full service ad agency providing creative ad services and integrated marketing to such notable Texas brands as Frost Bank, Shiner Beer, Taco Cabana, and Whataburger. The independent agency offers creative development for print, broadcast, and outdoor media, in addition to its strategic planning, research, design, and media buying services.

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