TriStar Television

Revision as of 06:07, 3 July 2017

The logo resembles it's 1984-1993 movie counterpart.

The logo resembles it's 1991-1993 print logo.

The logo resembles it's 1993-2015 movie counterpart.

In 2015, TriStar Television was revived and the logo resembles it's current logo. This logo is based on the 2015-present TriStar Pictures logo.

V • T • E

Part of Sony

V • T • E

Part of Sony Pictures Entertainment

Indian TV channels:

Hindi: Entertainment: Sony TV ^HD, Sony Sab ^HD and Sony Pal | Movies: Sony Max ^HD (Other), Sony Max 2 (classic movies) and Sony Wah | Kids: Sony Yay
English: Movies: Sony Pix ^HD | Knowledge: Sony BBC Earth ^{HD, 1}
Regional languages: Bengali: Sony Aath | Marathi: Sony Marathi

Sony Sports Network: Sony Sports Ten 1 ^HD, Sony Sports Ten 2 ^HD, Sony Sports Ten 3 ^HD (Hindi), Sony Sports Ten 4 ^HD (Tamil and Telugu), Sony Sports Ten 5 ^HD

International channels: SET (Asia) | Sony KAL

Video-on-demand: SonyLIV

Defunct channels:
English entertainment: AXN ^HD | Hindi music: Sony Rox HD and Sony Mix | English movies: Sony Le Plex HD | Kids: Animax (India) | Sports: Sony Ten Golf HD | Sony ESPN ^{HD, 2} (sports)

Content production arm: Studio NEXT
Film production: Sony Pictures Networks Productions

Notes:
¹Joint venture with BBC Studios.
²Was a joint venture with ESPN.

Theme Parks: Columbia Pictures Aquaverse

¹Co-owned with Aniplex.
²Made in partnership with Skybound.
³Formerly co-owned with AT&T; Sony acquired AT&T’s stake of GSN in 2019.
⁴Joint venture with A+E Networks.
⁵Joint venture with Dori Media Group.
⁶Joint venture with Nippon Television.
⁷Transferred to Sony Music Entertainment Japan in 2001 and renamed to Aniplex in 2003.
⁸Joint venture with Gaumont.
⁹Joint venture with IMAX Corporation and Warner Bros. Discovery
¹⁰Under license from Warner Bros. Discovery.
¹¹Sold to Duo Media Networks (Postimees Grupp).
¹²Joint venture with ESPN.
¹³Joint venture with Warner Bros. Discovery and Singtel.
¹⁴Sold to KC Global Media Entertainment.
¹⁵Sold to Narrative Entertainment.
¹⁶Sold to SPI International.
¹⁷Sold to National Media Group.
¹⁸Sold to Antenna Group.
¹⁹Under license from Viasat.
²⁰Sold to Nojima.
²¹Sold to JVM Holding.
²²Joint venture with HarperCollins.
²³Sold to Sastisfaction Group.
²⁴Sold to High View Group.

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