List of assets owned by Paramount Global

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Paramount Global

The following is a list of major assets that are owned by Paramount Global.

Paramount Pictures Corporation (Film)[]

  • Paramount Pictures
    • Paramount Home Entertainment
    • Paramount Television Studios
    • Paramount Pictures International
    • Paramount Studio Group – physical studio and post production
      • The Studios at Paramount – production facilities & lot
      • Paramount on Location – production support facilities throughout North America including New York, Vancouver, and Atlanta
      • Worldwide Technical Operations – archives, restoration and preservation programs, the mastering and distribution fulfillment services, on-lot post production facilities management
    • Paramount Licensing, Inc.
    • Paramount Parks & Resorts – licensing and design for parks and resorts[1]
    • Paramount Themed Entertainment
    • Paramount Animation
    • Paramount Players
      • BET Films
      • Nickelodeon Movies
    • Paramount Music
    • Miramax (49%, co-owned with beIN Media Group)
      • Miramax Television
      • Miramax Family
      • Miramax Animation
    • United International Pictures (50%, co-owned with NBCUniversal via Universal Pictures)

CBS Entertainment Group (Broadcast television)[]

  • CBS Television Network
  • CBS Studios
  • CBS News and Stations
    • CBS News
    • CBS Television Stations Group
      • KCBS-TV 2 / KCAL-TV 9 Los Angeles
      • KOVR 13 / KMAX-TV 31 Sacramento – Stockton – Modesto, California
      • KPIX-TV 5 / KBCW 44 San Francisco – Oakland – San Jose, California
      • KCNC-TV 4 Denver, Colorado
      • WFOR-TV 4 / WBFS-TV 33 Miami–Fort Lauderdale, Florida
      • WTOG 44 St. Petersburg – Tampa, Florida
      • WUPA 69 Atlanta
      • WBBM-TV 2 Chicago
      • WBXI-CD 47 Indianapolis
      • WJZ-TV 13 Baltimore
      • WBZ-TV 4 / WSBK-TV 38 Boston
      • WWJ-TV 62 / WKBD-TV 50 Detroit / Windsor, Ontario
      • WCCO-TV 4 / KCCW-TV 12 Minneapolis–Saint Paul — Walker, Minnesota
      • WCBS-TV 2 / WLNY-TV 55 Riverhead – New York City
      • KYW-TV 3 / WPSG 57 Philadelphia
      • KDKA-TV 2 / WPCW 19 Jeannette – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
      • KTVT 11 / KTXA 21 Fort Worth – Dallas
      • KSTW 11 Tacoma – Seattle
      • Start TV (50% JV with Weigel Broadcasting)
      • Fave TV[3]
    • CBS Local Digital Media
      • CBS Local
        • CBS News New York
        • CBS News Los Angeles
        • CBS News Boston
        • CBS News Bay Area
        • CBS News Minnesota
        • CBS News Philadelphia
        • CBS News Colorado
        • CBS News Pittsburgh
        • CBS News Chicago
        • CBS News Dallas–Ft. Worth
        • CBS News Sacramento
        • CBS News Baltimore
        • CBS News Miami
      • CBS Local Sports
  • CBS Sports
    • CBS Sports Network
    • CBS Sports HQ
    • CBS Sports Radio
    • CBS Sports Digital
  • The CW (12.5% each with Warner Bros. Discovery; 75% ownership to Nexstar Media Group)[4][5]
    • The CW Plus
    • The CW Daytime
    • CW Seed
  • CBS Home Entertainment
  • Watch! Magazine
  • CBS Vision

Paramount Media Networks (Pay television networks)[]

MTV Entertainment Group[]

Kids & Family Entertainment[]

  • Nickelodeon
    • Nick at Nite
  • Nick Jr.
    • NickMom
  • Nicktoons
  • TeenNick
  • NickMusic
  • Nick.com
  • - a cruise-line-only television channel launched in April 14, 2019.
  • Nickelodeon Productions
  • Nickelodeon Animation Studio
  • Nickelodeon Movies
  • Nickelodeon Velocity
  • Paws, Inc.[10]
  • Awesomeness
    • Awesomeness Ink[11]
    • Awesomeness Films[12]
    • Awesomeness News[13]

Premium Network Group[]

Showtime Networks[]

  • Showtime
    • Showtime 2
    • Showcase
    • SHO×BET
    • Showtime Extreme
    • Showtime Family Zone
    • Showtime Next
    • Showtime Women
  • The Movie Channel
    • The Movie Channel Xtra
  • Flix
  • Showtime Documentary Films
  • Showtime PPV
  • Showtime Digital, Inc.

BET Networks[]

  • BET
    • BET Gospel
    • BET Her
    • BET Hip-Hop
    • BET Jams
    • BET Soul
    • BET Studios[14]

Paramount International Networks[]

United Kingdom & Australia[]

  • Channel 5
  • Ten Network Holdings
    • Network 10
      • ATV Melbourne
      • TEN Sydney
      • TVQ Brisbane
      • ADS Adelaide
      • NEW Perth
    • 10 Peach
    • 10 Bold
    • 10 Shake
    • 10 HD
    • 10 Play
    • Gecko TV on channel 17

The Americas[]

EMEAA[]

  • Awesome TV
  • Ananey Communications[17]
    • Ego
    • The Food Channel
    • The Travel Channel
    • The Good Life Channel
    • Health Channel
    • Nutz Productions
    • Shamaim Productions
    • Mars Interactive
    • Post Office Post Production & Creative
  • Paramount Network (international channels)
    • Paramount Comedy (Russia and Ukraine)
  • Rainbow S.p.A. (30%)[18]
  • VIVA

Joint ventures[]

  • RealityXtra (with AMC Networks International UK)[19]
  • CBS Europa (Poland; with AMC Networks International)
  • CBS Justice (with AMC Networks International UK)
  • CBS Reality (with AMC Networks International)
  • Horror Channel (with AMC Networks International UK)

Paramount Streaming[]

  • BET+
  • CBS Sports HQ
  • CBS News Streaming Network
  • ET Live (broadcast syndicator)
  • Noggin
  • Paramount+
    • SkyShowtime (joint venture with Comcast's Sky Group)
  • Showtime (OTT)
  • Pluto TV
    • Pluto TV Europe

Simon & Schuster[]

A sale of Simon & Schuster to Penguin Random House is pending as of 2022.[20]

  • Simon & Schuster
    • Simon & Schuster Adult Publishing
      • Adams Media[21] located in Avon, Massachusetts[22]
      • Atria Publishing Group[23]
        • 37 INK[24]
        • Atria Books
        • Atria Español
        • Atria Unbound
        • Beyond Words Publishing
        • Emily Bestler Books
        • Enliven Books
        • Howard Books[23]
        • Keywords Press[25]
        • One Signal Publishers
        • Strebor Books International
        • Washington Square Press[26]
      • Avid Reader Press
      • Gallery Books Group[23]
        • Gallery Books
        • Jeter Publishing
        • Karen Hunter Publishing
        • Pocket Books[23]
        • Pocket Star
        • Scout Press
        • Threshold Editions[23]
      • Scribner[23]
        • Scribner
        • Touchstone[23]
      • Simon & Schuster (the flagship imprint)[23]
        • Folger Shakespeare Library[27]
        • Free Press
    • Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing
      • Aladdin
      • Atheneum
      • Beach Lane Books[23]
      • Little Simon[23]
      • Margaret K. McElderry Books[23]
      • Paula Wiseman Books[23]
      • Saga Press [23]
      • Salaam Reads
      • Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers[23]
      • Simon Pulse
      • Simon Spotlight[23]
    • Simon & Schuster Audio Publishing
      • Simon & Schuster Audio
        • Pimsleur Language Programs
    • Simon & Schuster International
      • Simon & Schuster Australia
      • Simon & Schuster Canada
      • Simon & Schuster India
      • Simon & Schuster UK

Miscellaneous holdings[]

  • 247Sports
  • Bellator MMA
    • Bellator Kickboxing
  • MaxPreps
  • Scout.com
  • Last.fm
  • CBS Broadcast Center
  • CBS Experiences
  • CBS Sporting Club
  • CBS Stages Canada
  • CBS VFX
  • Ed Sullivan Theater
  • FuboTV (undisclosed stake)[28]
  • Philo (joint venture with A+E Networks, AMC Networks, and Warner Bros. Discovery)
  • Pop Culture Media
    • ComicBook.com
    • PopCulture.com
  • Viacom18 (49%; co-owned with TV18)
    • Viacom18 US
    • Viacom18 Media
      • Colors
      • Viacom18 Studios
      • The Indian Film Company[29]
      • Voot
  • Velocity
  • WhoSay
  • Paramount Consumer Products
  • Paramount Global Distribution Group
    • VIS[32]
      • VIS UK
      • VIS Social Impact
    • Paramount Worldwide Television Licensing & Distribution

Former assets[]

Divested[]

  • AXS TV (20%)[33] – sold to Anthem Sports & Entertainment in 2019
  • Blockbuster LLC – spun off in 2004
    • DEJ Productions
    • Discovery Zone
    • GameRush
    • Gamestation
    • KPS Video Express
    • Xtra-vision
  • CBS Building sold to Harbor group in 2021
  • CBS/Columbia Records – sold to Sony in 1987, renamed Sony Music Entertainment in 1991
  • CBS Educational and Professional Publishing – sold to Harcourt Brace Jovanovich in 1986
    • Praeger Publishers – sold to Greenwood Press, Inc.
  • CBS Eye on People – acquired by Discovery Communications in 1998/1999
  • CBS/Fox Video
  • CBS Musical Instruments
  • CBS Operations Inc.
  • CBS Outdoor (now Outfront Media) – spun off into an independent real estate investment trust in 2014
    • CBS Outdoor International – sold to Platinum Equity in 2013
    • CBS Outernet – renamed Outfront Media Outernet
  • CBS Radio – merged with Entercom (former CBS Corporation shareholders received a 72% stake in Entercom)
  • CBS Productions – (produces The Thanksgiving Day Parade on CBS) folded into CBS Studios
  • CBS Records
  • CBS Studio Center – sold to Hackman Capital Partners and Square Mile Capital Management in 2021
  • CBS Telenoticias
  • CBS Television City – sold to Hackman Capital Partners in 2018
  • CNET Media Group – sold to Red Ventures in 2020[34]
    • CNET
      • CNET Video
      • Download.com
      • CNET Content Solutions
    • Chowhound
    • GameSpot
      • Comic Vine
      • GameFAQs
      • Giant Bomb
    • Metacritic
    • MetroLyrics
    • TV Guide
    • ZDNet
      • TechRepublic
  • Decades (50%, with Weigel Broadcasting) – Since fall 2019, Decades is carried on Fox-owned stations in 12 markets as part of a multi-year agreement between Weigel Broadcasting and Fox Television Stations, after switching from CBS-owned stations.[35]
  • DreamWorks Pictures – spun off in 2008, currently a label of Amblin Partners. However Paramount retains the rights to the studio's pre-2010 back-catalog.
    • DreamWorks Television – television production division of DreamWorks.
    • Go Fish Pictures – indie film label, shut down in 2007.
  • Epix – Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer acquired Viacom's stake in the network in 2017
  • Famous Music – in-house music publishing arm of Paramount Pictures, sold to Sony/ATV Music Publishing in 2007
  • Famous Players – sold to Cineplex Galaxy in 2005
    • Paramount Theater
    • SilverCity
    • Colossus
    • Coliseum
  • Fox-Paramount Home Entertainment (Nordic countries, joint venture with Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment)
  • GameTrailers – sold to Defy Media; later shut down and sold to IGN
  • Home Team Sports – sold to Comcast in 2000/2001 and renamed Comcast SportsNet Mid-Atlantic
  • Harmonix
  • Ideal Toy Company– sold to View-Master in 1986
    • Creative Playthings – sold to Swing Design
  • KVMM-CD – sold to HC2 Holdings in 2019
  • Lifetime – Viacom sold its stake to co-owners Hearst Communications and Capital Cities/ABC Inc. in 1994
  • Midwest Sports Channel – acquired by News Corporation in 2000 and renamed Fox Sports Net North
  • Multi Channel Network – 24.99% stake held by Ten Network Holdings sold to Foxtel on January 1, 2019[36]
  • MTV Networks on Campus – acquired by Cheddar in May 2018 and used to launch CheddarU
  • Neopets – acquired by JumpStart Games in 2014
  • Paramount Parks
  • Paramount International Inc. – folded into Paramount Global Distribution Group
  • Prentice Hall – sold to Pearson in 1998
  • RateMyProfessors.com – acquired by Cheddar in October 2018
  • RTL CBS Entertainment – joint venture with RTL Group; acquired by Blue Ant Media and renamed Blue Ant Entertainment[37]
  • Orion Pictures - other stake acquired by Viacom in 1986, subsequently it sold to Metromedia in 1987; currently owned by Amazon (through MGM Holdings).
  • Rysher Entertainment – assets sold to 2929 Entertainment in 2001; library currently owned by Vine Alternative Investments and distributed by Paramount Global Distribution Group
  • Showtime Arabia – 21%; co-owned with KIPCO; merged with Orbit Communications Company to form Orbit Showtime Network
  • Sundance Channel (now Sundance TV) – sold to Rainbow Media (now AMC Networks) in 2008
  • Telemeter — spun off in 1966 after Gulf+Western bought Paramount; shut down in 1969
  • Tempo – sold to Frederick Morton Jr. in 2007
  • TriStar Pictures – joint venture with Time Inc.'s HBO and Columbia Pictures. In 1985, CBS sold a small percent of TriStar to Columbia and HBO.
  • USA Networks – Viacom sold its stake in the company to Universal Pictures in 1997
  • Viacom Cable – sold to TCI in 1995; Ohio systems resold to Time Warner Cable in 1998
  • Viacom Radio
  • Virgin Interactive Entertainment – US branch sold to Electronic Arts in 1998 and UK branch sold to Interplay Entertainment and Titus Interactive in 1998/1999
  • Westwood One – sold to The Gores Group in 2008
  • Westinghouse Licensing Corporation - sold to Toshiba in 2007
  • Xfire

Dormant or shuttered[]

Paramount Pictures

  • DreamWorks Distribution, LLC – theatrical distribution arm of DreamWorks Pictures and DreamWorks Animation
  • DreamWorks Home Entertainment – folded into Paramount Home Entertainment
  • DW Funding LLC – library holder of live-action DreamWorks films
  • Famous Studios (later Paramount Cartoon Studios) – closed after Gulf+Western's acquisition of Paramount Pictures in 1967
  • Fleischer Studios – acquired by Paramount Pictures and reorganized as Famous Studios in 1942
  • Insurge Pictures
  • Liberty Films
  • Melange Pictures, LLC – library holder of Republic Pictures films
    • Budd Rogers Releasing Corporation
    • Commonwealth United Entertainment
    • The Enterprise Studios
    • Spelling Films
      • Taft International Pictures
        • Sunn Classic Pictures
  • Paramount Comics – partnership with Marvel Comics for comics based on Paramount's film library
  • Paramount Digital Entertainment
  • Paramount Famous Productions
  • Paramount Vantage/Paramount Classics
  • Screenlife Games
  • Wilshire Court Productions – made-for-TV movie division; library sold to CBS Corporation in 2006
  • Paramount DVD
  • Paramount High Definition

TV Entertainment (CBS Group)

  • CBS Cable
  • CBS Cable Networks - folded into Viacom Media Networks and renamed ViacomCBS Domestic Media Networks
  • CBS Connections
  • CBS Consumer Products[38] — founded in 2009; folded into Nickelodeon & Viacom Consumer Products forming ViacomCBS Consumer Products
  • CBS EcoMedia
  • CBS EYE Productions
  • CBS Films – Dormant and absorbed into CBS Studios with the theatrical distribution moved to Paramount Pictures in 2019.
  • CBS Innertube
  • CBS Records
  • CBS Technology Center
  • CBS Theatrical Films
  • Cinema Center Films
  • FindArticles
  • GameRankings – Shut down on December 9, 2019, with its staff and older reviews being merged with Metacritic.[39][40][41]
  • King World Productions
    • Camelot Entertainment Sales
    • Eyemark Entertainment
      • Group W Productions
      • MaXam Entertainment
    • King World Direct Inc.
    • King World Merchandising, Inc.
  • Paramount Stations Group
  • Paramount Television
    • Desilu Productions
    • Viacom Enterprises
      • Terrytoons (theatrical library transferred into Paramount Animation)
    • Viacom Productions
      • Viacom Pictures
  • Spelling Television
    • Thomas-Spelling Productions
    • Laurel Entertainment
    • Worldvision Enterprises
      • ABC Films
      • Taft Entertainment Television
        • QM Productions
        • Schick Sunn Classic Productions
        • Titus Productions
        • Jensen Farley Pictures[42]
      • Evergreen Programs, Inc.
      • Worldvision Home Video LLC
    • Charter Company
    • Republic Pictures
      • National Telefilm Associates
        • Hollywood Television Service
          • Studio City TV Productions
        • NBC Films
          • California National Productions
        • U.M. & M. TV Corporation
    • Spelling Daytime Television
  • UPN
  • Westinghouse Electric Corporation
    • Westinghouse Broadcasting Company (Group W)
      • InterStar Releasing (51% controlling stake)

Cable Networks

  • All News Channel (50% joint venture with Hubbard Broadcasting)
  • Atom.com – absorbed into Comedy Central
    • AddictingClips.com
  • The Box
  • CMT Films
  • Comedy Central Films - folded into MTV Entertainment Studios
    • Comedy Central Productions
  • Defy Media (7%)
    • AddictingGames
    • Shockwave
  • GoCityKids.com
  • MTV Urge
  • MTV Chi
  • MTV Desi
  • MTV K
  • Nick Games and Sports for Kids (Nick GaS) – TV Network
  • Nickelodeon Magazine
  • Nickelodeon on Sunset
  • Nickelodeon Studios (theme park & productions)
  • NickMom
  • Nick Radio
  • Nickelodeon Records
  • NickRewind – TV block on TeenNick
  • Quizilla
  • VH1 Uno
  • Viacom Music – music publisher affiliated with BMI
  • Viacom NEXT
  • World Sports Enterprises

International Networks

  • CBS Studios International
    • Big CBS Prime (joint venture with Reliance Broadcast Network)
    • Big CBS Love (joint venture with Reliance Broadcast Network)
    • BIG CBS Spark (joint venture with Reliance Broadcast Network)
    • CBS Action (joint venture with AMC Networks International)
  • Simon & Schuster
    • Cash Money Content – a co-venture with Cash Money Records
    • Marble Arch Press – co-publishing agreement with the United Kingdom publisher Short Books
    • Mercury Ink – co-publishing deal with Glenn Beck and Mercury Radio Arts
    • MTV Books – young adult and pop-culture imprint of Gallery Books Group
    • North Star Way Books – inspirational non-fiction imprint with additional services for authors
    • Simon451 – speculative fiction and fantasy imprint
  • Other assets

See also[]

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