Media

Commstrat (COJ) is involved in printing and publishing periodicals, magazines and other specialist publications. COJ is the holding company and Millbank is the operational company within the group for the Australian and New Zealand operations. The company's titles include corporate titles, annuals, monthlies, government contracted titles and child safety handbooks. Investors can trade Commstrat shares on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX).

TPL Corporation deals with the provision of news, information, consumer services and entertainment to its clients through a stable of well established magazine brands and a network of websites. The company was listed on the Australian stock market on 12 May 2000. Its head office is situated in Surry Hills, Sydney. In May 2008, TPL changed its name to TPL Corporation Limited).

WAG Limited (WAG), formerly WorldAudio Limited, deals with the development of an Australian-wide National Commercial AM Radio Broadcast Network. Through its 100% owned subsidiary Radio 2 'The New Voice of Australia' it broadcasts in all states and territories with up to 50 AM commercial radio sites.

Two Way (TTV) produces interactive television content and programs. The company works with free to air television networks in the development of digital content, including games and enhanced tv.

Two Way became a public company and listed on the Australian stock market (ASX) on 23 December 2004. In 2000, the company acquired an exclusive and perpetual licence together with Two Way Media in the UK, which has given TTV a competitive advantage in terms of content and patented technology in the Australian market.

The Swish Group (SWG) produces and post produces feature films, television series, cinema and television commercials, music videos, television advertising and other audio-visual content for many Australian corporations. SWG has three divisions: Digital Production and Post Production (Swish Media); Digital Video on Demand (Swish Interactive); and Digital Signage. The company listed on the Australian stock market (ASX) on May 2003. In 2004, it acquired Public Transport Media Business and also the Good Health and Gymvision TV networks.

ReelTime Media (formerly Flowcom) has completed a recapitalisation following a two-year period of suspension, which began in January 2004. ReelTime Media's focus is on the provision of Internet Protocol TV (IPTV) services. It is a wholesale operator of content services on behalf of third party ISPs and Telcos.

Q (QXQ) primary focus is in the digital printing industry. It operates in Australia, Asia Pacific, Europe and North America. The company has three business units: QDi Direct Press, Project Services Australia (PSA), and 3 Dimension Interactive (3Di). Q Limited listed on the Australian stockmarket (ASX) in 1999. In the financial year 2004/05 the company de-merged from Jumbuck Entertainment.

Palamedia (PMX) provides business and financial content across all media. The company's publishing, electronic and broadcast platforms target a national audience of diversified business markets. PMX was listed on the Australian stockmarket (ASX) 1 April 1996. Its head office is situated in Chatswood, North Sydney.

Pacific Star Network (PNW) is an Australian broadcasting company involved in both the operation and development of broadcasting technology. PNW operates two Melbourne radio stations, 3MP and 3AK. The company developed digital video broadcast technology, and operates a transmission and project management service through its dataOne and Comcord subsidiaries.

Mitchell Communication Group (MCU) is an independent communications group that provides traditional and online media strategy, planning and buying, digital creative and technology services, search engine marketing and optimisation, public relations, direct marketing, outdoor advertising and corporate social responsibility consulting services. MCU has four divisions Media, Digital, Diversified and Technology. MCU is headquartered in Melbourne, Victoria and operates in Australia and New Zealand.