iPerceptions company provides analytical and measurement tools that capture the attitudes and perceptions of Web visitors as they navigate corporate sites. iPerceptions attitudinal analytics continuously measure, monitor, and track customer satisfaction, identifying site enhancements that will lead to the greatest return on satisfaction, loyalty, and hopefully sales. iPerceptions company serves clients in such industries as hospitality, automotive, publishing, financial services, and retail. Wells Fargo, EDS, and Reebok have all utilized iPerceptions' proprietary system to understand their clients' Web browsing behavior.

Established by celebrated ad man Hal Riney in 1977, it was acquired by Paris-based advertising and media services conglomerate Publicis Groupe in 1998. It operates today as the flagship San Francisco outpost of Publicis Worldwide. This Bay Area firm brings together Hollywood style and Madison Avenue savvy. Publicis & Hal Riney is a leading creative advertising agencies in the US, known for its visually stunning and sometimes edgy campaigns. It has provided creative development and campaign planning services for such clients as 24 Hour Fitness, Jamba Juice, SanDisk, and Sprint.

Village Roadshow commenced operating in 1954, owning and managing one of the first drive-in cinemas in Australia in the Melbourne suburb of Croydon. From these modest beginnings, the Company gradually expanded its drive-in cinema circuit with the addition of more traditional or "hardtop" cinemas in major population centres. To strengthen its position through business diversification, Village Roadshow entered the vertically related businesses of film distribution in the 1960’s and film production in the 1970’s.In the eighties Village Roadshow was a pioneer in the development of state of the art multiplex cinema complexes. The Group’s developments raised cinema exhibition standards to new levels by utilising stadium seating, the latest sound systems and advanced projection technologies. These cinemas were the forerunners to the high quality multiplexes that operate in Village Roadshow’s cinemas today In the late eighties Village Roadshow’s growth strategy required greater access to capital. This was achieved through a "back door" stock market listing and additional capital raising through the takeover of De Laurentis Entertainment Limited in 1988, which then changed its name to Village Roadshow Limited, still under the majority ownership of the Kirby and Burke families' holding company, Village Roadshow Corporation. In the nineties, Village Roadshow sought to further strengthen its position by diversifying into complementary media and entertainment businesses. This included the purchase and development of theme parks: initially Wet’n’Wild (originally Cades County) in 1989, then Warner Bros. Movie World which opened in 1992, the acquisition of Sea World followed later in 1992 and then the more recent opening of Australian Outback Spectacular in 2006. Also in the nineties Village Roadshow purchased the Triple M radio network and subsequently integrated it to create the Austereo Group. This is a separately ASX listed company in which Village Roadshow has a majority shareholding. More recently Village Roadshow has scaled back its international cinema exhibition circuit whilst expanding its luxury premier cinema experience, Gold Class, into the United States market. In addition, the company has merged its Village Roadshow Pictures arm with Concord Music Group to form a new Los Angeles based diversified entertainment division, Village Roadshow Entertainment Group.

Founded by Guy Williams and CEO Peter Labadie in 1990, Williams-Labadie is a unit of Paris-based advertising conglomerate Publicis Groupe. You might say this company practices medicinal marketing. Williams-Labadie Advertising is a leading provider of advertising and marketing services to clients in the health care and pharmaceutical industries. The midsized agency offers creative ad development and campaign management services, as well as branding and corporate identity services. It also offers services for direct marketing and multimedia communications. Clients have included Abraxis, Advanced Medical Optics, Oscient Pharmaceuticals, and Prometheus Laboratories.

Laemmle Theatres specializes in art films, foreign films, and other independent fare. The company operates about 10 movie houses in Southern California, most of which are in the Los Angeles area. Locations include Beverly Hills, Hollywood, Pasadena, and Santa Monica. Laemmle Theatres has upgraded several of its properties in recent years, adding air conditioning and other amenities to aging art houses. The company was established in 1938 by Kurt and Max Laemmle, nephews of Carl Laemmle, the founder of Universal Pictures. Robert Laemmle, son of Max, owns the firm.

TW CAT keeps coming back and can't stay away from direct marketing services for UK charities. The socially-minded firm offers marketing, data management, creative design and strategic planning, and fund raising management services. The company delivers its services to international and domestic not-for-profit organizations. It produced multimedia campaigns for Centrepoint, Concern Worldwide, the Irish international aid charity, and Samaritans.

Zaner-Bloser Educational Publishers, Inc. company was founded in 1888 by Charles Zaner as the Zanerian College of Penmanship; it became Zaner-Bloser in 1895 and was acquired in 1972 by children's magazine publisher Highlights for Children. Zaner-Bloser covers two of the three Rs from A to Z. The company publishes teaching guides, workbooks, and CD ROM instruction kits on reading, writing, vocabulary, handwriting, spelling, and other skills for kids in grades K through 8. Zaner-Bloser also offers workshops and seminars on topics like teaching cursive writing and reading fundamentals. Customers include teachers, curriculum supervisors, principals, and others in the education field.

The privately-owned DialAmerica Marketing, Inc. was initially formed in 1957 under the name Life Circulation Co. as a wholly owned subsidiary of Time Inc. The telemarketing company offers inbound and outbound calling, peddling the wares to consumer and business-to-business markets. DialAmerica operates about 25 call centers, placing nearly 200 million calls each year and averaging 100,000 phone hours each week to homes all over the US. Companies in industries that include publishing, financial services, health care, cable and communications, pharmaceutical, and technology take advantage of these services to help market their goods.

Butler, Shine, Stern, and Partners (BSSP) offers disciplined services that make brands shine. The mid-size agency provides a large range of advertising and marketing services offering clients expertise in marketing and web development, brand identity and design, and strategic brand consulting. Butler, Shine, Stern, and Partners LLC was founded in 1993 and as a member of Worldwide Partners Inc., a global network of independent agencies, can serve the needs of clients from around the world. One of the largest independent agencies on the West Coast, BSSP's list of clients has included Columbia Sportswear, LucasArts, Greyhound, and VeriSign.

e-Dialog, which was founded in 1997, is a subsidiary of GSI Commerce, a provider of e-commerce services. e-Dialog provides e-mail marketing tools and services to more than 75 large corporate clients in the US and Europe. The company provides Web-based software that helps clients implement and manage e-mail marketing campaign functions such as reporting, message deployment, segmentation, and analysis. e-Dialog also offers campaign management services for clients needing a full-service option. It operates from offices in the US and the UK. Clients have included British Airways, the NFL, and Reuters.

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