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Calgary Kiwanis Music Festival is a Calgary, AB-based company in the Media and Entertainment sector.
WVTW-FM is a Roanoke, VA-based company in the Media and Entertainment sector.
WoodwardBizMedia is a Dubuque, IA-based company in the Media and Entertainment sector.
TAPP is building online video channels around popular personalities, allowing super-fans close-up access to the people they adore. Fan-supported subscription channels you can watch on any device – your phone, tablet, pc, or TV. The TAPP team has disruption in our DNA. We’ve been creating radical new ways of doing things for years, from within the walls of major media companies, and outside them at scrappy startups. We were pioneers of reality television, before the word was even invented. Online video visionaries, since the bad old days of buffering delays. Social media evangelists from the earliest tweet. We see around corners and turn what’s next into what’s now.
BBC Worldwide is the main commercial arm and a wholly owned subsidiary of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC). Its vision is to build the BBC`s brands, audiences, commercial returns and reputation across the world. This is achieved through investing in, commercialising and showcasing content from the BBC around the world, in a way that is consistent with BBC standards and values. The business also champions British creativity globally. In 2013/14, BBC Worldwide`s headline profit was up 0.7% (or 11.6% at constant currency) to £157.4m, on headline sales of £1,042.3m. BBC Worldwide helps keep the Licence Fee as low as possible, returning over £1bn to the BBC since 2007, and £173.8m in the last financial year, an increase in 11.4% from 2012/13 and equivalent to 10.1% of BBC Television content spend. In the past seven years the company has invested over £1bn in the UK`s creative sector making it a major supporter for this increasingly important part of the `UK plc`. BBC Worldwide also sells programmes and formats produced by more than 250 British independent producers.