The Dispatch Printing Company is a leading regional media company anchored by its flagship newspaper The Columbus Dispatch. It also owns a portfolio of more than 20 community papers through subsidiary ThisWeek Community Newspapers, and it publishes Columbus Parent, a free monthly magazine on parenting. Its Dispatch Broadcast Group owns and operates two TV stations, the WBNS radio station, the Ohio News Network radio service, and a 24-hour cable news channel. Dispatch Printing also has a stake in the Columbus Blue Jackets hockey team. The Columbus Dispatch traces its roots to 1871, when it was first published as The Daily Dispatch. The Wolfe family, led by chairman John Wolfe, has owned the company since 1905.

The privately-held firm was founded in the midst of the 2001 dot.com bust by co-creative directors Paul Venables and Greg Bell and president Bob Molineaux. The creative minds at Venables Bell & Partners don't mind thinking outside the box for its clients. The advertising agency incorporates both traditional and nontraditional methods of marketing to push the profiles of big brand names, including Coca-Cola, HBO, Napster, and Pacific Gas and Electric Company. In addition to TV, print, and online ads, the agency's design team creates everything from in-store signage displays to bathroom stickers. Other services include media planning and buying.

Sounddogs.com was founded in 1997. If iTunes is being a pest, then there's another option. Sounddogs.com offers sound files for TV and movie sound editors. Its audio files are available for download in six different file formats: MP3, WAV, AIFF, and WMA. Its tracks include sound effects such as applauds, cheers, and crowd reactions. The company also sells pre-packaged CDs. Its Academy Award winning Soundstorm Library includes more than 700,000 tracks. Price is based on length, quality, channels, and suppliers. Clients have included sound editors of films such as Beverly Hills Chihuahua and Million Dollar Baby, as well as the TV series Bones.

CNBC is the recognized world leader in business news, providing real-time financial market coverage and business information to more than 340 million homes worldwide, including more than 95 million households in the United States and Canada. The network's Business Day programming (weekdays from 5:00 a.m.- 7:00 p.m. ET) is produced at CNBC's headquarters in Englewood Cliffs, N.J. CNBC also includes reports from its news bureaus worldwide in Midtown Manhattan, the NASDAQ MarketSite, Washington D.C., Chicago, Los Angeles, Palo Alto, London, Singapore and CNBC's headquarters in Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Launched on April 17, 1989, CNBC offers viewers live programming on the markets every weekday, with programs such as "Squawk Box," "Power Lunch," "Closing Bell" and "Mad Money w/Jim Cramer." CNBC Primetime programming (weekdays from 7:00 p.m.-2 a.m. ET) includes "On the Money," and "Fast Money." CNBC Weekend programming offers broad-based talk programming.Viewers of CNBC business news programming are business executives and financial professionals that have significant purchasing power. According to a July 2004 survey by Mendelsohn Media Research, the median household net worth of CNBC Business Day viewer exceeds $1.2 million.

Virtual Causeway provides outsourced sales management services including marketing research, lead generation, telephone sales support, event management, prospect database development, and customer profiling. Virtual Causeway company has developed packages of products and services designed to support sales, marketing, and market research departments of customers in North America. Virtual Causeway focuses on the biotechnology, financial services, and technology markets. Although headquartered in Canada, Virtual Causeway's beginnings begin in Boston, where it was established in 2001.

Market First, Inc. was founded in 1995 by Bob and Julie Henry, president and CEO respectively. Market First specializes in marketing and advertising programs for business-to-consumer marketers. Programs cover customer acquisition and retention, direct mail, print advertising, and point-of-sale fulfillment. Market First serves clients in the automotive, electronics, retail, and restaurant industry sectors. Market First also helps franchisors create and then roll out marketing programs for their franchisees.

Reed Business Information is a leading trade magazine publisher with a portfolio of more than 400 titles. Its US publications (from Reed Business Information US) include the venerable Hollywood trade paper Variety. In the UK (through Reed Business Information Ltd.), Reed Business Information company runs such magazines as Computer Weekly, Caterer & Hotelkeeper, and New Scientist. Outside the UK, other European operations are conducted through Reed Business Information Netherlands. European publications include "Strategies" in France, "Arte y Cemento" in Spain, and "Detail" in Germany. Reed Business Information company also does business in the Asia/Pacific region. Reed Business Information is owned by Reed Elsevier Group.

G. A. Kraut Company Inc. started by President Gary A. Kraut in 1969, is headquartered in New York. The G. A. Kraut Company provides a range of PR services to insure relations with investors don't sour. G. A. Kraut Company offers strategic planning and research, as well as communication and implementation services to help clients present the correct message to the investment community. It helps clients such as 3M, American Express, Baxter International, Primedia, and Wachovia write press and financial news, develop investor presentations and Web sites, conduct conference calls, and assist with the choosing of vendors.

The Cobalt Group's websites and services come fully loaded. Cobalt provides Web-based marketing services to auto manufacturers and dealers to help them manage their businesses online. Services include website hosting, e-commerce applications, Web-based customer relationship management applications, data management, and best practices training and consulting. The company also provides automotive Internet marketing through its Dealix subsidiary, and its IntegraLink subsidiary collects automotive data from dealerships for manufacturers, direct-marketing firms, and others who work in the automotive industry. In mid-2010, Cobalt was acquired by payroll processing giant ADP for $400 million.

Marketing Resources Inc. (MRI) is always in line for the next promotion. Specializing in promotional marketing, the company offers full service promotions administration, helping clients securely execute promotional games, contests, and sweepstakes. MRI's administration and execution services encompass promotion management, fulfillment, security, legal support, and production services. Clients include advertising, promotion, media, and public relations agencies in addition to such companies as McDonald's, ESPN, and Frito-Lay.

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