For 20 years, The Source has been the leading international voice for the ever-evolving world of Hip-Hop music, culture and politics. It is our goal to cover every aspect of this unique and vibrant culture–from the streets that spawn our increasingly creative music and fashion to the power players that direct the boardrooms and make our products into viable commodities and profitable investments. The Source has had unparalled achievements in our 20-year history. While the magazine was undoubtedly the foundation, The Source has created 20 years of content and our accomplishments stretch far beyond the pages of the magazine. Since our inception as a newsletter back in ‘88, The Source has documented everything Hip-Hop like none other, including exclusive interviews in print, on television and online. We have consistently extended our reach beyond the traditional realms of media with special Source music initiatives such as the Hip-Hop Hits compilation, the well reknowned 5 Mic music rating system, Spit 16–our unique program designed to expose unsigned artists, as well as producing the first-ever annual awards program centered on Hip-Hop, The Source Awards. With our eyes and ears steadily to the street, our wealth of content speaks volumes to the double decade history of our coverage and legacy in the game. It is this mission that continues to provide our driving force to be popular culture’s most entertaining, complete and respected brand in Hip-Hop and youth culture. From Source Latino to Source France and Source Japan, the influence of the Source is unrivaled in the global presentation of Hip-Hop. The Source’s coverage is dynamic and remains committed to our growing and diverse audience. Under new ownership, The Source’s NEW ERA will see the brand hitting even larger audiences through a wide-ranging multi-media platform that utilizes traditional methods like TV, radio and of course, the Source’s loyal newsstand base, cohesively with new media outlets like the web and mobile technologies. Without compromise, The Source remains committed to documenting the total lifestyle surrounding Hip-Hop that branches into every niche of popular culture worldwide. There’s a good reason why The Source has dominated as the most recognizable “source” of Hip-Hop and youth culture for the last 20 years.

Hometown life is the bread and butter for Publisher's Group of America (PGA). The company publishes American Profile, a weekly supplement magazine covering "hometown American life" that is distributed in newspapers across the country, with a circulation of about 10 million readers. In addition, PGA's Hometown Content service provides syndicated content such as crossword puzzles, weather forecasts, and movie reviews to community publishers. Other PGA products include newspaper insert Relish, which covers food-related topics (circulation 15 million), and health and wellness magazine Spry (9 million). All total, the company serves more than 1,600 community newspapers across the country.

SIRIUS XM Radio operates satellite radio systems under the SIRIUS and XM brands that together boast more than 19.5 million subscribers. Each service offers more than 135 channels of CD-quality music, news, and talk shows; about 100 channels are available on both networks. Programming includes National Football League, Major League Baseball, and college games, as well as talk shows featuring hosts Howard Stern, Martha Stewart, and Oprah Winfrey. The company has equipment alliances with several automakers; it also sells satellite radio equipment through its Web site and through such retail outlets as Best Buy, RadioShack, and Wal-Mart.

AudienceScience provides behavioral targeting services that help clients determine prime audiences for specific campaigns. AudienceScience primarily serves Web publishers (such as Dow Jones, FT.com, The Wall Street Journal Online, and Newsweek) that can then offer advertisers and ad agencies with behaviorally targeted audiences. It provides search-based and rules-based targeting and segments audiences based on search terms used or other criteria such as geographic location, or how often they visit a certain portion of the site.

Talent Group is a leading independent television production company that creates content distributed mostly to UK broadcasters. Operating through Talent Television, its slate of shows includes quiz show Test the Nation (shown on BBC) and dance program Everybody Dance Now (for commercial broadcaster ITV). It also makes children's and teen programming such as Best of Friends and Fazed. Talent Group also distributes and licenses its formats outside the UK.

The Phelps Group was founded in 1981 by CEO Joe Phelps. The Phelps Group offers advertising, branding, sales promotion, media relations, and customer relationship management (CRM) services. It also offers Internet marketing services, such as website design and online media planning and buying. The Phelps Group serves national and regional clients in a variety of industries, including health care, retail, travel and tourism, technology, and packaged goods. It has counted Panasonic, Roland Corporation, and Innova Electronics among its portfolio of clients.

The agency offers expertise in creating culturally relevant advertising and marketing programs targeting Japanese, Chinese, Filipino, Korean, Indian, and Vietnamese consumers. The company's services include creative ad development for television and in print as well as digital marketing, direct marketing, market research, media planning, telemarketing, and public relations. Customers have included McDonald's, MetLife, Lowe's, Kraft, and E*TRADE.

Targetbase was established in 1979. Targetbase is a leading direct marketing agency providing creative development campaign planning services. It helps design effective communications for direct mail, response television, and interactive marketing efforts and coordinates the execution of each campaign. The agency has worked with such brands as Acura, Frito-Lay, Procter & Gamble, and Southwest Airlines. Headquartered in Dallas, and owning an additional office in North Carolina, Targetbase operates as part of the Diversified Agency Services division of advertising conglomerate Omnicom Group.

PRN Corporation provides customized television programming across TV sets in 6,400 major retail stores such as Wal-Mart, Best Buy, and Sears. PRN, which stands for Premier Retail Networks, targets customers throughout member stores with its news, entertainment, advertising, and customized product information programming. Hundreds of advertisers buy airtime on PRN's network of 210,000 screens reaching more than 600 million shoppers each month. Other operations include interactive preview stations, which consumers can use to preview CDs or DVDs prior to purchase. PRN is a unit of French media production services company Technicolor.

De Facto Communications provides public relations services to the healthcare, life science, and clinical trials sectors. The firm offers a comprehensive range of marketing communications and design services for corporate literature, annual reports, newsletters, product launches, peer-to-peer communications, and consumer-directed PR. De Facto also offers e-marketing, Web site design and hosting, and flash presentations. Clients, which range from small start-ups to large pharmaceutical companies, include Agfa Healthcare, Amgen, Johnson & Johnson, Roche, and Smiths Medical.

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