TM Studios, Inc. creates, produces and distributes music-based products and services for broadcast media use. TM Studios' clients include radio and television stations, satellite and Internet networks, websites, the Armed Forces Radio Network, and numerous advertising agencies and commercial businesses. TM Studios' products are broadcast on every continent on the planet. Company product lines include music compilation libraries and services, production music, commercial jingles, radio and TV station imaging packages, morning show prep, and comedy services, along with numerous on-line imaging products.TM Studios' world headquarters in Dallas houses a state-of-the-art recording facility, housing numerous composing, recording, mixing and post-production studios. In the early '90s, TM Communications, Inc. and Century 21 Programming, Inc. merged to form TM Century, Inc. In 2006, TM Century was acquired by Jones Media Group®, Ltd. (JMG) and became Jones TM, Inc. Finally, in 2008 Jones Media Group was acquired by Triton Media/Dial-Global and JonesTM became TM Studios, Inc.

(PRAGUE/WASHINGTON) On July 4, 1950, Radio Free Europe (RFE) went on the air for the first time with a broadcast to communist Czechoslovakia from a studio in New York City's Empire State Building. The station signed on with the pledge of delivering news "in the American tradition of free speech." On this Fourth of July, exactly 60 years later, RFE/RL reaches nearly 20 million people in 28 languages and 21 countries (map) including Russia, Belarus, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. It remains a lifeline for people living in war zones and under authoritarian rule who seek accurate and reliable news and information.

Warner Music Group Corp., a music content company, provides recorded music and music publishing services worldwide. The company’s Recorded Music segment involves in the discovery and development of artists; and related marketing, distribution, and licensing of recorded music produced by such artists. This segment also markets its music catalog through compilations and reissuances of previously released music and video titles, as well as licenses recordings to and from third parties for various uses, including film and television soundtracks. In addition, this segment markets, sells, and licenses recorded music in various physical formats, such as compact discs, cassettes, LPs, and digital versatile discs (DVDs); and various digital formats, such as downloads and ringtones. The company’s collection of music record labels include Asylum, Atlantic, Bad Boy, Cordless, East West, Elektra, Nonesuch, Reprise, Rhino, Roadrunner, Rykodisc, Sire, Warner Bros., and Word. Its Music Publishing segment owns and acquires rights to musical compositions, markets these compositions, and receives royalties or fees for their use. This segment owns or controls rights to approximately one million musical compositions, including various pop hits, American standards, folk songs, and motion picture and theatrical compositions. In addition, its music catalog includes approximately 65,000 songwriters and composers; and a range of genres, including pop, rock, jazz, country, R&B, hip-hop, rap, reggae, Latin, folk, blues, symphonic, soul, Broadway, techno, alternative, gospel, and other Christian music. Further, this segment administers the music and soundtracks of various third-party television and film producers and studios. Warner Music Group Corp. company markets and sells its music and DVD products to retailers and wholesale distributors. Warner Music Group Corp. was founded in 1929 and is headquartered in New York, New York.

Hemmings Motor News was founded by Ernest Hemmings in Quincy, Illinois, in 1954. The first issue consisted of four pages, and 500 copies were sold at 50 cents per copy. Today, Hemmings has over 180,000 subscribers, paying $31.95 per one-year, 12-issue subscription. An additional 45,000 copies are sold each month at newsstands and bookstores throughout the United States for $6.00 per copy. In 1970, Hemmings introduced a "companion" magazine, Special Interest Autos, to meet the growing needs of car-collecting enthusiasts. As the only publication in the car-collecting field which regularly road tested cars from the 1920s to the 1980s and accurately examined all aspects of their history and development, SIA entertained and informed its loyal following of automotive enthusiasts and historians while expanding its content to reach a broader audience.

H. Bauer is the largest privately owned publisher in Europe, publishing in Germany, France, Spain, Portugal and the United Kingdom. Additionally, Bauer publishes in the United States and Mexico.The Bauer Publishing Group was founded in Hamburg in 1875 by Johann Bauer. Under the management of four generations of the Bauer family, The Bauer Publishing Group has grown from its humble beginnings as a printing house into a worldwide publishing empire comprising 282 magazines in 15 countries with 6,600 employees worldwide and an annual turnover of 1.79 billion Euro. Bauer entered the UK scene with Bella magazine in 1987. Introducing a new format that mixes previously unseen real life editorial and exciting service features, Bella made a significant impact on the women's market. The company gained attention again in 1990 with the launch of Take a Break magazine. Touching the lives of millions of women with its unique blend of upfront real life and competitions, the title quickly became market leader. Despite strong competition, Take a Break has maintained its No.1 status, currently selling over 1 million copies a week.

Hull Creative Group has weathered its years in the biz well. With roots as a design studio, the agency's services now include branding, Web site design, logo development, product launches, direct mail, and public relations. The agency specializes in b2b advertising for clients in technology, government, publishing, and professional services industries. Clients include Circadian, Kada Systems, MRO Software, the National Park Service, Genzyme, Danforth Associates, and Prentice Hall.

Park Strategies thinks it has public policy in the bag. The consultancy and lobbyist firm was founded by Alphonse D'Amato (former New York senator) and Wayne Berman (former member of the Bush cabinet and Republican bigwig) in 1999. The public policy and business development firm serves a variety of industries, including banking, defense and homeland security, energy, healthcare, information technology, insurance and financial services, and real estate and construction. Its clients come from the US and around the world and have included The United Federation of Teachers, Yeshiva University, and law firm Schneider, Kleinick, Weitz, Damashek & Shoot.

Panini S.p.A. (known as the Panini Group) is a major publisher and distributor of trading cards, stickers, collectibles, comic books, anime, manga, children's magazines, activity books, and animated DVDs in Europe and Latin America. The group publishes more than 4,000 titles under its Panini Comics imprint and distributes about 1 billion packs of stickers and DVDs every year through PAN Distribuzione. It offers web content through Panini Digital and Panini Interactive and publishes Japanese-style comics through Planet Manga. The group entered the US market in 2009 when it purchased Donruss Playoff and renamed it Panini America.

Next Media Limited may be a print media conglomerate but it isn't confining its activities to paper. Next Media company publishes and prints a variety of Chinese-language newspapers, magazines, and books for distribution in Hong Kong and Taiwan. Publications include Apple Daily, Next Magazine, Easy Finder and Eat & Travel Weekly. The company publishes separate versions of Apple Daily and Next Magazine for distribution in either Hong Kong or Taiwan. Next Media also distributes its content on the Internet through its atnext.com portal. In addition to supporting its publishing operations, Next Media's print division also prints books, calendars, catalogs, and promotional materials.

Robert Bentley, Inc. company was formed in 1950 by Robert Bentley and is operated by his son, Michael. Robert Bentley wants you to know your engine from your axle. The company publishes automobile manuals and other transportation-related books and items through its Bentley Publishers unit. Book topics include automobile histories (Porsche: Excellence Was Expected, Volkswagen Beetle: Portrait of a Legend) and technical and how-to books (Jeep Owner's Bible, Volkswagen Sport Tuning for Street and Competition). Its Web site offers a forum for technical discussions. In addition, Robert Bentley has a book retail location in Boston.

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