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'''Classic Media''' is a syndicator and licensor of vintage animation programming and characters. Among the media assets it owns or handles are the early Rankin-Bass specials, the ''He-Man'' and ''She-Ra'' television series, ''Voltron'', and ''The Lone Ranger''. It is a subsidiary of DreamWorks Animation (which was spun off from the live action [[DreamWorks]]). | '''Classic Media''' is a syndicator and licensor of vintage animation programming and characters. Among the media assets it owns or handles are the early Rankin-Bass specials, the ''He-Man'' and ''She-Ra'' television series, ''Voltron'', and ''The Lone Ranger''. It is a subsidiary of DreamWorks Animation (which was spun off from the live action [[DreamWorks]]). | ||
Classic Media holds the worldwide broadcasting license excluding the US, Japan, and Canada to ''[[Transformers Animated (cartoon)|Animated]]'', and worldwide broadcasting and home video master rights excluding the US, Canada, Latin America, Japan and | Classic Media holds the worldwide broadcasting license excluding the US, Japan, and Canada to ''[[Transformers Animated (cartoon)|Animated]]'', and worldwide broadcasting and home video master rights excluding the US, Canada, Latin America, Japan and much the rest of Asia <ref> Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and Singapore to be exact.</ref> to the [[Unicron Trilogy]] (its rights on ''[[Transformers: Armada (cartoon)|Armada]]'' include US home video [which were sold to [[Kid Rhino]]], and full Latin America and Canadian rights, however). | ||
==References== | |||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 07:13, 22 May 2013
Classic Media is a syndicator and licensor of vintage animation programming and characters. Among the media assets it owns or handles are the early Rankin-Bass specials, the He-Man and She-Ra television series, Voltron, and The Lone Ranger. It is a subsidiary of DreamWorks Animation (which was spun off from the live action DreamWorks).
Classic Media holds the worldwide broadcasting license excluding the US, Japan, and Canada to Animated, and worldwide broadcasting and home video master rights excluding the US, Canada, Latin America, Japan and much the rest of Asia [1] to the Unicron Trilogy (its rights on Armada include US home video [which were sold to Kid Rhino], and full Latin America and Canadian rights, however).
