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Wildlife Studios is a leading mobile gaming company founded in Brazil in 2011 by brothers Victor and Arthur Lazarte. With a global presence, the company has offices in the United States, Brazil, Finland, and Argentina, employing around 400 to 500 people. It is recognized as one of the top 10 largest mobile gaming companies worldwide. The company specializes in developing and publishing mobile games, boasting a portfolio of over 60 titles that have been downloaded more than 4.5 billion times. Some of their most popular games include Sniper 3D, Zooba, Tennis Clash, War Machines, and Colorfy. Wildlife Studios focuses on innovation through research, blending creativity, art, data science, and advanced technology to create engaging games that connect players around the world. Their mission is to excite and intrigue gamers, ensuring their titles remain appealing for years.
Audacy, Inc. is a prominent audio content and entertainment company based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. As the second-largest radio broadcaster in the United States, it operates over 220 radio stations across 47 media markets. Originally founded in 1968 as Entercom Communications Corp., the company rebranded to Audacy after significant growth, including the merger with CBS Radio in 2017. Audacy reaches more than 200 million listeners each month through various platforms. The company is a leading podcast publisher, having acquired Cadence13 and Pineapple Street Studios, and it also operates the podcast influencer marketplace Podcorn. Audacy focuses on creating original audio content, providing trusted local news, sports coverage, and music. Its offerings include radio broadcasting, premium podcasts, digital platforms like RADIO.COM, live events, and data-driven advertising solutions. Audacy trades on the NYSE under the symbol AUD.
Dentsu Group Inc. is a prominent global advertising, marketing, and communications company based in Tokyo, Japan. Founded in 1901 by Hoshiro Mitsunaga, it has grown to become the world's largest advertising agency, known for its innovative approach and comprehensive marketing solutions. Dentsu began as a newspaper advertising agency and evolved significantly over the decades, establishing a strong presence in both traditional and digital advertising. The company offers a wide range of services, including media buying and planning, digital marketing, public relations, and creative services. Dentsu operates through two main segments: Advertising and Marketing, providing integrated solutions that cater to various client needs. With a global network of offices across North America, Europe, and Asia, Dentsu continues to leverage its extensive media heritage to maintain its leadership position in the industry.
DistroTV(TM) is the largest, independent, free, ad-supported streaming television service on the market. Launched in 2019 by parent company DistroScale(TM), the platform caters to a multicultural, rapidly expanding, globally-minded audience of passionate viewers. Satisfying the growing demand for premium video content in multiple languages, DistroTV(TM) delivers premium video content from producers globally across North America, the UK, Bollywood, Latin America, China, Southeast Asia, and growing. With more than 270 channels plus thousands of Video On Demand (VOD) shows, DistroTV(TM) cultivates content that covers a broad spectrum of topics to connect with people's passion points around entertainment, lifestyle, sports, news, documentaries, and international content in live, linear, and video-on-demand formats. DistroTV(TM) is available to stream for free on the web, as well as through Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, and major smart TV platforms, including Samsung, LG, VIZIO, and TCL.
Newsela is an education technology company founded in 2013 by Matthew Gross and Dan Cogan-Drew. It focuses on enhancing K-12 literacy and instruction by providing nonfiction content that is adapted to multiple reading levels. This approach allows teachers to engage students with diverse abilities across various subjects, including English Language Arts, social studies, and science. The company aims to ignite a love of learning through real-world connections and has seen significant growth, serving 90% of U.S. K-12 schools and reaching over 25 million users. The core platform offers daily news articles from trusted sources, published at five reading levels for grades 3-12. It includes quizzes, interactive assessments, and a range of instructional tools designed to support teachers and motivate students. Newsela partners with reputable content providers, such as Scientific American and HowStuffWorks, to deliver high-quality, standards-aligned materials. In 2023, Newsela expanded its offerings by acquiring Generation Genius, which provides science videos used in many elementary schools, further enhancing its commitment to real-world STEM education.
Akima is a leading subsidiary of NANA, an Alaska Native Corporation, founded in 1995 and based in Herndon, Virginia. With around 10,000 employees and $2.7 billion in revenue, Akima operates a diverse portfolio of over 45 companies, delivering specialized solutions primarily to the federal government across various regions, including North America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. The company focuses on several key areas, including information technology, facilities and ground logistics, aerospace solutions, protective services, mission support, and construction. Akima leverages over 100 technology partnerships and holds numerous certifications in technical, safety, and operational excellence. Its commitment to customer success is reflected in its name, which means 'to win' in Iñupiaq, and it aims to create long-term value for its shareholders while upholding Iñupiat values. Akima has received recognition for its performance, ranking on Washington Technology's Top 100 list and being named a top privately owned company by U.S. News & World Report.
Endodontic Practice US is a prominent dental journal and online continuing education platform dedicated to endodontics. It provides valuable resources for dental professionals, including continuing education opportunities, case studies, and various educational content related to endodontics. The platform also features industry news and announcements, covering topics such as dental product launches, company acquisitions, scholarship opportunities, and updates from manufacturers of endodontic equipment and materials. This makes it a useful resource for those looking to stay informed about developments in the field of endodontics.