Wine Spectator, published 15 times per year, illuminates and educates wine lovers and epicureans. We are renowned for our in-depth wine tasting reports and Buying Guide, travel and fine dining features, chefs' menus, personality profiles and thought-provoking editorial. M. Shanken Communications, Inc. readers include epicureans, connoisseurs and collectors and business leaders. In addition, the trade readership comprises the multibillion-dollar wine and spirit industry. To put it simply, those who enjoy wine and spirits, food, travel and the good life read Wine Spectator.

PrimeVest Financial Services is sort of a big-box store of investment products for community banks, credit unions, and other financial institutions. One of the largest third-party marketers of financial services in the US, the firm allows its clients to expand their range of services by affording access to a menu of stocks, bonds, annuities, mutual funds, retirement plans, insurance, and other products from third-party financial services firms. It also provides broker-dealer, trust, and clearing services. PrimeVest serves approximately 600 financial institutions throughout the US and in Guam. Investment firm Lightyear Capital purchased the company from ING in 2010.

Raleigh Studios is a film production facility that operates studio lots in California (Hollywood, Manhattan Beach, and Playa Vista) and Louisiana (Baton Rouge). The company leases its sound stages to independent and major companies and provides a host of production and post-production services, such as lighting, stage equipment rentals, set construction, sound and editing, office space, dressing rooms, and screening rooms. Its operations include divisions and subsidiaries such as Hollywood Rentals (lighting equipment), Olesen Lighting (theatrical lighting), and ESS (production equipment). The company, which also offers production services in Europe through Raleigh Film, Budapest, can trace its roots to 1915.

Campbell-Ewald is one of the largest advertising and digital communications agencies in the United States, with almost $2 billion in annual billings. The company currently has over 30 clients. Campbell-Ewald has offices in Los Angeles, Washington D.C., and San Antonio and has its headquarters in Warren, Michigan, just north of Detroit. The agency currently has over 1,100 employees. They are the agency behind campaigns for Kaiser Permanente ("Thrive"), The U.S. Navy ("Accelerate Your Life"), Alltel Wireless ("Come and Get Your Love"), and Chevrolet ("The Heartbeat of America", "Like a Rock", "An American Revolution"). They are part of the Interpublic Group of Companies.The agency has a long-standing history in the Detroit area and is approaching its 100th anniversary in the advertising industry. In 1911, Frank Campbell and Henry Ewald merged their individual Detroit companies to form Campbell-Ewald, beginning with just six employees. Chevrolet became the agency's first major client in 1919, and by 1922, Campbell-Ewald was awarded all of General Motors' ad business. The agency has continued its partnership with GM for more than 90 years, while diversifying their client base into the government, health care, retail, technology, and many other fields. Campbell-Ewald became a part of the Interpublic Group of Companies (IPG) in 1972 to further its influence and recognition in the industry. In April 2010, GM moved Chevrolet ad works to rival agency Publicis Worldwide, ending a 91-year relationship with Campbell-Ewald.

"Dalesman". Dalesman Publishing Company produces that magazine and sister publications "Countryman" (features and news about the North England countryside), Down Your Way (Yorkshire memories, history, and traditions)and "Cumbria" (regional publication for the Lake District). The company also publishes books and operates a Web site with Yorkshire-related content (classified ads, genealogy information, travel, and entertainment news). The site also features an online shop offering books, videos, DVDs, audiocassettes, calendars, and gifts of regional interest. Dalesman Publishing was established in 1939.

Prometheus Books, Inc. company was founded in 1969. Prometheus Books lights a fire under its readers. Prometheus Books publishes about 100 new titles annually and has more than 1,500 books in print. The independent publisher specializes in books about philosophy, popular science, Islamic studies, Jewish studies, biblical criticism, women's studies, current events, and critical thinking. Its Humanity Books scholarly imprint publishes academic works, and its Pyr imprint is devoted to science fiction. Prometheus titles include When God Laughs by Jack London and John Maynard Keynes' The End of Laissez-Faire and The Economic Consequences of the Peace.

Sic 'Em was founded in 1986 by co-owners James Mercado and David Zeitman, who worked within the Omnicom empire before starting their own firm. The duo chose the name Sic 'Em Advertising to brand the firm as an aggressive, intense, determined, and unique company. Cry havoc and let slip the hounds of advertising. Sic 'Em Advertising provides a full range of services to clients including branding; strategic planning; print, TV, radio, and Internet advertising; media buying; design services, and direct marketing, but it won't bring your loafers to you. small, full-service ad firm's clients have included McDonald's, Oracle, Bally Total Fitness, and Logitech.

Alma Media Corporation may both be reading information published by newspaper publishing and online services company Alma Media. The Finland-based company publishes local print and online newspapers (including the Aamulehti, Iltalehti, and Kauppalehti newspapers) that together have more than 2 million readers. Alma also offers Internet marketplaces in northern and eastern Europe that facilitate buying and selling used vehicles, machinery, and real estate. Some of Alma's well-known internet marketplaces include home-buying services websites Etuovi.com and City24, and recruitment service Monster.fi.

Union Leader, the Granite State's largest daily newspaper and its only statewide daily. Formerly known as The Union Leader, the paper is famous for its conservative bent and has cast its influence on national politics during the New Hampshire presidential primary. The company also publishes the weekend edition New Hampshire Sunday News. Newspaperman William Loeb acquired The Union Leader (founded in 1863 as The Manchester Daily Union) in 1946. The company is controlled by publisher Joseph McQuaid.

Clearview Cinemas is a leading movie theater operator in the New York metropolitan area, with locations in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. The company has more than 250 screens in about 50 theaters, including the historic Ziegfeld Theatre in New York City. It also owns a small collection of art house theaters including the Bala Theatre, the Bronxville Cinemas, and the Larchmont Playhouse. Clearview was co-founded by A. Dale Mayo (chairman of Cinedigm Digital Cinema) in 1994. Cablevision purchased the company in 1998 for $160 million.

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