Cumulus Media is America’s second largest owner of radio stations and the premier local marketing company in 68 cities across the US. Our radio and digital brands target numerous large and demographically-distinct audiences in each of these markets. In aggregate, our local media brands typically reach more consumers than the newspaper or dozens of combined cable channels. And unlike those other media, our properties can deliver a message to the same consumers with unparalleled frequency. Cumulus strives to create the next generation radio broadcasting enterprise, based on great people and technological excellence, that will provide high quality, local programming choices for our listeners; targeted audiences with disposable income and buying preferences for our advertisers; challenging career environments for our employees; and wealth generation opportunities for our shareholders.

Clipper Magazine company publishes about 490 local and regional editions, covering markets in about 30 states throughout the US. The magazines, which include national as well as local ads, are mailed to consumers at least seven times a year -- more in larger markets. Clipper Magazine company also publishes coupons online and distributes restaurant menus. A subsidiary of newspaper publisher Gannett, Clipper Magazine was founded in 1983 by Steve Zuckerman, Ian Ruzow, and Bob Zuckerman.

DM (formerly Hawthorne Holdings) became a shell company in 2003 when it sold its Poptone Group record label and film operations in a management buyout. DM then was acquired by Strike Lucky Games in a reverse acquisition and acquired Purely Creative. Strike Lucky Games creates and promotes skill and chance games distributed in newspapers and magazines; Purely Creative produces marketing competitions and promotions that are carried out over the Internet (as well as by mail and phone). To strengthen its database management services, in 2008 DM bought Data Locator Group, a UK consumer lifestyle data provider, and in 2009 bought PDV, a lead generating company.

Founded in 1990, Arena BLM provides media buying and planning through its subsidiaries and business units -- BLM Local (UK regional focus), BLM Azure (toys and games), BLM Red (luxury retail), and BLM Quantum (digital marketing). The groups' clients have included Bose, Domino's Pizza, Suzuki, L'Occitane, Nikon, and Thomas Cook. French advertising conglomerate Havas bought out the staunchly independent BLM Group in 2008, changed its name, and made it the stand-alone, UK arm of its media planning group.

Little, Brown Book Group company, founded in 1837, published Louisa May Alcott's Little Women, as well as Emily Dickinson's poetry. Little, Brown publishes about 60 new titles a year, divided evenly between fiction and non-fiction. Little, Brown Book Group company is part of Hachette UK. Little, Brown Book Group has no problem populating the best-seller list. The company publishes works written by such notable authors as Norman Mailer, Gore Vidal, E. L. Doctorow, David Sedaris, and Candace Bushnell. Imprints include Abacus (fiction and non-fiction), Sphere (fiction and non-fiction), Atom (children's fiction), Virago (women's literature), and Orbit (science fiction and fantasy).

The Sterling-Rice Group was co-founded in 1984 by Rick Sterling and Michael Rice, who had worked together at Celestial Seasonings. The Sterling-Rice Group knows how to build a brand's image. Services include media planning and buying, brand design, and online advertising. The firm serves customers ranging from startups to FORTUNE 500 companies. The Sterling-Rice company has worked with numerous food and beverage clients, including Kraft, Coors, and Starbucks, though it has also had clients in a variety of industries such as telecommunications ( Qwest Communications) and transportation (Frontier Airlines).

Wildbrain Entertainment is an award-winning entertainment company and one of the world’s foremost producers of animation. The studio develops television, motion pictures, short-form programming, commercial content and consumer products. The exceptional slate of programming includes the critically acclaimed television series Yo Gabba Gabba! (Nick Jr.) and live touring show, Yo Gabba Gabba! LIVE! There’s A Party in My City; The Ricky Gervais Show (HBO); Higglytown Heroes (Disney); Bubble Guppies (Nick Jr.); The Hard Times of RJ Berger (MTV) and Team Smithereen, the short-form stunt puppet show from Dan Clark. Wildbrain has received Clios, Addys, BDA Awards and Annies for their commercial work, reinvigorating classic brands for leading companies such as The Coca-Cola Company, Honda, Kraft and Nike. Wildbrain Entertainment is based in Los Angeles, CA and is owned by DHX Media Ltd., a TSX-listed public company.

ALISIAS provides public relation services, from repairing damaged reputations to creating new public images from the ground up. The firms practice areas cover corporate communications, media management, community and urban relations, crisis management, and PR support for not-for-profit organizations. ALISIAS company's community and urban relations work helps clients build support for public policy at the grass-roots level. ALISIAS specializes in presenting complicated or nuanced information succinctly and accurately through diverse media.

Time Out Group's digital holdings include some 20 local city sites, including London, Dubai, Sydney, and Beijing, that offer theater ticket sales and film listings, and online reviews of shopping, movie, and dining options. Time Out would rather send you to a fabulous ristorante in Rome than to your room. Time Out Group publishes destination guides to the world's top cities, ranking the best restaurants, hotels, and sights. It publishes more than 100 books for more than 50 international cities. Time Out Group company also publishes weekly magazines such as Time Out London and Time Out Chicago; its "Time Out New York" (or "TONY") magazine is produced through the company's partially-owned Time Out New York Partners business.

Powerhouse Animation Studios offers a range of multimedia animation and design services to clients in the entertainment and advertising industries. It provides character design and storyboarding services, as well as Web design and development services for viral marketing and interactive games. The company's animators have worked on major studio animated productions such as "Space Jam", The Prince of Egypt, and Animaniacs. Frank Gabriel, Brad Graeber, and Bruce Tinnin started the business in 2001.

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