Sony Entertainment
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Sony Entertainment, Inc. is a global entertainment company established in 2012. It focuses on most of Sony's motion picture, television and music businesses. It is a subsidiary of the Japanese Sony Corporation, managed by Sony's American subsidiary, Sony Corporation of America.
In terms of revenue, as of 2019, it is currently the world's 6th largest entertainment company at $14.1B, alongside The Walt Disney Company ($55.13B), Comcast (inc. NBCUniversal $33B), AT&T (inc. WarnerMedia $31.27B), Bertelsmann (€17.96b/$20.30b), Vivendi (€13b/$14.70b), CBS Corporation ($13.69B), and Viacom ($13.26B).
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Sony Pictures Entertainment
- Sony Pictures Motion Picture Group (Film)
- Sony Pictures Television (Television)
- Califon Productions, Inc.
- Jeopardy Productions, Inc.
- 2waytraffic
- Sony Crackle
- CPT Holdings, Inc.
- TriStar Television
- Culver Entertainment
- Embassy Row
- Starling Productions
- Huaso
- Lean-M Producers Center
- Teleset (50%)
- Fable Pictures
- Floresta
- Left Bank Pictures (majority stake)
- Electric Ray
- Stellify Media
- Playmaker Media
- Funimation (95%)
- Funimation Films
- FunimationNow
- Manga Entertainment (UK)
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Sony Music Group
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