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WLGA -TV is a Opelika, AL-based company in the Media and Entertainment sector.
G/O Media is a publishing company with a portfolio of digital brands whose independent and passionate voices attract the largest audience of 18-44 year-olds available anywhere. Our digital brands include: tech and science site Gizmodo; The A.V. Club, focused on pop culture; sports news site Deadspin; Jalopnik for those obsessed with all things autos; feminist site Jezebel; gaming news and tips site Kotaku; Lifehacker, the guide to doing everything better; Black news and culture site The Root; humor and satire site The Onion, along with e-commerce site The Inventory. G/O Media`s proprietary technology provides a powerful publishing platform to engage affluent and influential Millennials who crave our trusted, authentic and often-times irreverent news, entertainment and service journalism and experiences. This affords marketers with unparalleled reach and results among their most important consumer markets. Each brand represents a unique voice and highly engaged audience, but all share a passion for building trusted relationships with readers who count on them for independent journalism beholden to no one.
Prince Albert Raiders Hockey Club is a Prince Albert, SK-based company in the Media and Entertainment sector.
Bass Museum of Art is a Miami Beach, FL-based company in the Media and Entertainment sector.
Created in 1999, Terra is one of the largest digital media companies in the world, reaching a monthly audience of 100 million people interested in entertainment, lifestyle, sports and news content. Terra's content is offered in English, Spanish and/or Portuguese in 19 countries across the United States, Latin America and Europe, through multiple screens and devices - including PCs, tablets, smart phones, connected TVs and DOOH screens. In addition to breaking news on its portals and its premium products and services, Terra is recognized for its excellence in live broadcasts of major sports and entertainment events - from live shows with artists like Paul McCartney, U2, Prince Royce and Kings of Leon, to the Olympic Games, which were transmitted live, in up to 36 simultaneous channels throughout Latin America in 2012. Headquartered in Brazil, Terra has offices in the United States, Latin America and Spain.