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Purfresh Clean specializes in the removal of odors, mold, mildew, bacteria, germs, and viruses from various enclosed environments, including yachts and agricultural products. The company utilizes advanced oxygen-3 (O3) systems that are automated to effectively cleanse these spaces without the need for human intervention. Equipped with special sensors and remote computer control, Purfresh Clean's systems provide comprehensive disinfection by managing O3 levels scientifically and maintaining electronic records through a cloud-based interface. Additionally, Purfresh Clean enhances the transport of fruits and vegetables by using O3 in refrigerated international ocean containers, which helps to extend the shelf life of these perishable goods. The company also focuses on creating controlled atmosphere systems aimed at eliminating harmful pathogens like SARS-CoV-2 from indoor environments, thereby ensuring safety and operational continuity for businesses, schools, and government facilities.

HowStuffWorks, LLC is an Atlanta-based company established in 1998 that specializes in creating informative and entertaining content across various media formats, including articles, podcasts, and videos. The company’s website features a broad range of topics such as adventure, animals, culture, health, technology, and more. A significant aspect of its business is its extensive podcast library, which includes over 6,000 episodes and has achieved more than 1 billion downloads, making it a leading publisher in the podcasting space. Notable brands under HowStuffWorks include Stuff You Should Know and Stuff You Missed in History Class. In addition to its content offerings, HowStuffWorks operates an online store that sells branded merchandise such as apparel and accessories. The company is a subsidiary of OpenMail, LLC.

CSTV Networks, Inc., operating as CBS Sports Network, is a prominent sports television channel that broadcasts a wide array of men’s and women’s sports, including college football and basketball, offering live games and programming 24 hours a day. The company reaches over 21 million homes through cable and satellite services and provides online content via its website, which encompasses around 215 official college athletic sites. In addition to its broadcasting services, CSTV Networks operates sports radio stations and sells sports apparel, accessories, and gear through its online store. Originally known as College Sports Television, the company rebranded to CSTV Networks, Inc. in 2005, reflecting its broader scope in sports media and merchandise.