Cinemark Holdings is the third-largest movie exhibitor in the US,has more than 4,800 screens in some 420 theatres in the US, Canada, and Latin America. Cinemark operates its multiplex theaters in smaller cities and suburban areas of major metropolitan markets. Some larger theaters operate under the Tinseltown name; others are "discount" theaters showing no first-run films. The company prefers to build new theaters in midsized markets or in suburbs of major cities where the Cinemark theater is the only game in town.

Dentsu UK, formerly CDP-Travissully, provides the full range of traditional and interactive advertising and marketing services through its London office. The agency, which does business as Dentsu London, was formed when its parent company, Japanese advertising conglomerate Dentsu, merged its two London companies, CDP (Collet Dickenson Pearce) and Travissully, in 2002. The agency has more than 20 clients including, wines and spirits giant Bacardi, computer manufacturer Dell, electronics maker Toshiba, lingerie company Agent Provocateur, IT solutions business NEC, and financial information provider Thomson Financial. Dentsu rebranded the firm to Dentsu London as part of its push to win more clients in Europe.

Dex One Corporation is a leading marketing services company that helps local businesses reach, win, and keep ready-to-buy customers.Through access to a vast collection of highly valuable, proprietary local market intelligence, as well as the personal, hands-on service from our more than 1,400 dedicated marketing consultants, Dex One helps about 500,000 local businesses create custom-tailored marketing programs that effectively reach potential customers – wherever, whenever, and however they search. Dex One delivers a broad range of products and services to help local businesses grow – from identifying target audiences and developing messaging, to optimizing marketing programs and leveraging appropriate products such as online and mobile search solutions, print yellow pages directories, voice based search platforms, and one of the largest pay-per-click ad networks in the U.S. The company also drives value through its Business.com subsidiary, the nation’s leading business search engine and online directory.

Dow Jones & Company and ranks as the #1 daily paper in the US with a circulation of more than 2 million. The paper devotes itself to covering global business news as well as in-depth news stories and features. The Journal also publishes the "Weekend Journal," as well as Asian and European editions. The Web version of the paper, produced through The Wall Street Journal Online, boasts more than 1 million subscribers. The Wall Street Journal was founded in 1889 by Charles Henry Dow, Edward Davis Jones, and Charles Milford Bergstresser. Dow Jones is a subsidiary of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation.

Monrif is a leading media conglomerate in Italy with operations in newspaper and magazine publishing, online media, and commercial printing. Its portfolio of newspapers includes regional daily mastheads Il Giorno (Milan), La Nazione (Tuscany), and Il Resto del Carlino (Bologna). In periodical publishing, Monrif owns such special interest titles as Cavallo (equestrian sports), Dossier (history and culture), and Enigmistica (games and puzzles). The company's 60%-owned Poligrafici has commercial prining centers in Bologna, Florence, and Milan. Other operations include advertising (Societ� Pubblicit� Editoriale) and luxury hotels (Emiliana Grandi Alberhi). The Monti Riffeser family controls the company.

MicroMass Communications, Inc. was founded in 1994. MicroMass Communications is a direct marketing agency which offers customer relationship management (CRM) services based on its research and analysis of customer behavior. MicroMass company helps clients (primarily pharmaceutical companies) acquire and retain customers as well as win back former customers through marketing programs that utilize print, Web, e-mail, and telephone channels. Services include content creation, database design and administration, Web hosting, application development, and account management. Major clients include such pharmaceutical companies as Abbott Laboratories, GlaxoSmithKline, and Johnson & Johnson.

ShopLocal knows that most everyday purchases take place closer to home. Retailers use ShopLocal's software and services to tailor their online promotions to a user's locale, so that shoppers in Alaska see ads for snowshoes, while California Web surfers see ads for sandals. ShopLocal helps national retailers such as Best Buy, Home Depot, and Target drive ROBO (research online, buy offline) consumers to their websites. The company also offers a comparison shopping site, ShopLocal.com. ShopLocal is the retail division of digital marketing firmPointRoll; both are part of parent company Gannett's digital division.

Media Storm provides media planning and buying services for television, radio, print, and interactive channels. Media Storm creates showers of customers primarily for clients in the entertainment industry; it specializes in audience acquisition for broadcasters, cable networks, pay-per-view companies, and television program syndicators. Customers have included such big names as HBO, NBC Universal, Food Network, Twentieth Century Fox, and the NFL. The company also drives traffic and memberships for e-commerce client Shopzilla. Managing partners Tim Williams and Craig Woerz created Media Storm in 2001.

Established in in 1997, Tranzact Information Services LLC took its current form when parent TRANZACT (no relation to TranzAct Technologies) combined Data Warehouse with MarketerNet Holdings in 2008. Tranzact Information Services (formerly Data Warehouse) is a direct marketing firm specializing in the mortgage, insurance, and automotive industries. Tranzact Information Services company pulls together public records and credit data on millions of US consumers and turns the information into prospect lists for its customers. Tranzact Information Services also provides analytical services and reporting for customers' marketing campaigns.

Bonnier Entertainment consists primarily of the film and music operations of media conglomerate Bonnier AB. Businesses include Svensk Filmindustri (film production in the Nordic region), SF Bio (movie theaters in Sweden and Norway), Homeenter (movie and music distribution throughout the Nordic region), and SF Anytime (broadband video on demand). The company also has activities devoted to gaming (Bonnier Gaming). In addition, its Discshop sells film and games in Sweden and Finland. Bonnier Entertainment represents about a quarter of its parent company's revenues.

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