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WestwoodOne, the largest independent national audio company in the U.S, harnesses the power of sound to deliver compelling and engaging audio content to more than 8,200 media partners and 225 million consumers each week. We deliver fully integrated listening experiences by amplifying audio’s unique strengths to reach consumers through radio and digital platforms via a powerful portfolio of cutting-edge programming; iconic media, sports, and entertainment brands; and prominent live events.
Clearfield, Inc. (CLFD) designs, manufactures and distributes fiber optic management, protection and delivery products for communications networks. The company`s “fiber to the anywhere” platform serves the unique requirements of leading incumbent local exchange carriers (ILECs), competitive local exchange carriers (CLECs), and MSO/cable TV companies, while also catering to the broadband needs of the utility/municipality, enterprise, data center and military markets. Clearfield offers the industry`s only fiber management and delivery platform that simplifies the fiber to the `x` (FTTx) equation with the promise of a design methodology that addresses each network`s unique requirements, while building simplicity into the design and delivering the lowest total cost of ownership. Based on the patented Clearview™ Cassette, Clearfield`s unique single-architected, modular fiber management platform is designed to further lower the cost of broadband deployment and maintenance by consolidating, protecting and distributing incoming and outgoing fiber circuits, enabling customers to scale their operations as their subscriber revenues increase. Headquartered in Minneapolis, MN, Clearfield deploys more than a million fiber ports each year.
Momentum, based in Birmingham, Alabama, provides high quality private label digital voice services to independent cable operators and municipalities throughout the U.S. By leveraging its fully redundant telecommunications infrastructure and back-office capabilities, Momentum offers turnkey residential and business digital voice solutions that give resellers the ability to offer telephone services at a low total cost of ownership, creating a new revenue stream and driving penetration of advanced services into new markets.
Zoom Telephonics, Inc. designs, produces, and markets communication products, with emphasis on Internet access products and WiFi products. Its highest volume product category is cable modems, which it sells primarily through high-volume retailers including Amazon, Best Buy, Target, and WalMart. Zoom also produces WiFi products, dial-up modems, ADSL modems, and cellular data products. Founded in 1977, Zoom is a publicly traded company with headquarters in Boston, Massachusetts, US. Its wholly owned division, MTRLC LLC, has the exclusive worldwide license to the Motorola brand for cable modems, WiFi routers, WiFi range extenders, home powerline network adapters, and some related products.
OneCommunity is a nonprofit organization that accelerates the use of information technology in Northeast Ohio in order to drive economic development and improve health care, education, and government services. We are striving to make Northeast Ohio a Smart Region by using technology to connect our community. We believe technology is a key to Northeast Ohio’s return to prosperity. Simply put, no other organization in the region does what OneCommunity does. OneCommunity’s core business is owning and operating one of the world’s most robust fiber-optic, broadband (high-speed Internet) networks. Through that expanding network, more than 1,500 institutions around 24 Northeast Ohio counties – primarily schools, libraries, governments, hospitals, and universities – will eventually be connected to the Internet, and in some cases to each other. These lightning-fast connections, which have produced $35 million in savings for our subscribers, allow for a host of cutting-edge applications, providing a platform for innovation and growth in our region. Other OneCommunity programs address such issues as access to computers and broadband service and building the skills necessary to use them.