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Neue Deutsche Filmgesellschaft mbH is a German film production company that has produced various films and TV shows such as Hotel Mondial, The Quartet, and Murder in the North. The company is based in Germany and has subsidiaries in the country. The private company has collaborated with Small Brothers for production and has the rights reserved for their productions. The CEOs are Eric Welbers, Matthias Walther, and Viola Fischer-Weiss. The company was founded in 1947 by Harald Braun, Jacob Geis, and Wolf Schwarz.

Part of Omnicom Group, Inc., BBDO Group operates an advertising agency.

Part of Norddeutscher Rundfunk, Multimedia Film & Television Production is a German company that produces television and film.

Axel Springer SE engages in the provision of print and digital media and owns and operates digital classifieds portfolio. It operates through the following segments: Classified Ad Models, Paid Models, Marketing Models and Services/Holding. The Classified Ad Models segment generates revenues in online classified advertising within the areas of jobs, real estate, automobile and general classified ads. The Paid Models segment encompasses all business models that are used by paying readers. The Marketing Models segment covers all business models involving sales to advertising customers under reach-based or success-based marketing services. The Services/Holding segment comprises the group's services, which include the domestic printing plants and the holding company functions. The company was founded by Hinrich Springer and Axel Springer in 1946 and is headquartered in Berlin, Germany.

Axel Springer Digital GmbH (Axel Springer Digital Ventures) is the wholly-owned corporate venture subsidiary of Axel Springer SE (BN: SPR) founded in 2000. The firm is headquartered in Berlin, Germany.