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31Gulf & Western Inc. — Ex sociedad estadounidense, fundada en 1958 por Charles Bluhdorn. Cuando era uno de los conglomerados más diversificados de EE.UU., tomó el control de la empresa Paramount Pictures Corp. en 1966 y cambió su razón social por Paramount… …
32United Artists Films, Inc. — United Artists  Ne doit pas être confondu avec United Artists Theatres ou United Artists Lot. Logotype actuel de United Artists …
33MCA Inc. — MCA Inc. (founded as Music Corporation of America) The 1959 1997 logo Industry Music Film Entertainment Fate Reincorporated as Universal Studios, Inc. in 1996 Successor …
34Deluxe Entertainment Services Group Inc. — Deluxe Entertainment Services Group Inc. Industry entertainment Founded 1915 Founder(s) William Fox …
35Artificial Life, Inc. — Infobox Company company name = Artificial Life, Inc. company company type = Corporation foundation = 1993 location = Hong Kong key people = CEO Eberhard Schoneburg area served = industry = Computer and video games and Mobile Games revenue =… …
36Microspace Communications Corporation — is a provider of point to multipoint satellite services to distribute video, data and audio, particularly for corporate training, digital signage and digital cinema.[1]. Contents 1 Overview 2 Core Competencies 2.1 Dig …
37Viacom — This article is about the post 2005 Viacom. For the company known as Viacom prior to 2006 (and was known as CBS Corporation), see Viacom (1971–2005). Viacom, Inc. Type Public company Traded as …
38Media and Publishing — ▪ 2007 Introduction The Frankfurt Book Fair enjoyed a record number of exhibitors, and the distribution of free newspapers surged. TV broadcasters experimented with ways of engaging their audience via the Internet; mobile TV grew; magazine… …
39Gulf+Western — For the music genre, see Jimmy Buffett. Gulf+Western Former type Conglomerate Industry Clothing, Entertainment, Industry, Mass media …
40Television and Radio — ▪ 1995 Introduction Dominant trends in television and radio in 1994 included continuing globalization of services and programming and increased competition between cable and telephone companies. The industry s battle cry was expand or exit …
