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Disney - Of course, where else to begin but with the Walt Disney Company, also known as just Disney.

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Disney - Disney is a media company, which produces movies at Walt Disney Studios, located in California.

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Disney - The company also owns 11 theme parks around the world, including Walt Disney World in Florida, and Disneyland Paris in France.

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ABC - The American Broadcasting Company, also known as ABC, is a TV network headquartered in California.

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ABC - ABC is one of America's four major TV networks, along with CBS, NBC, and FOX.

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ABC - ABC News is a huge part of the company, with news-oriented talk shows, evening newscasts, and primetime political affair programs.

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ESPN - ESPN is Disney's Entertainment and Sports Programming Network. The company showcases sports events and games.

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ESPN - ESPN also recaps sports news on their original shows, like 'SportsCenter,' 'First Take,' and 'Monday Night Football.'

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Pixar - In some ways, Pixar has given Disney a new lease on life. Steve Jobs bought the company back in 1986, and was the chairman and CEO until his death in 2011.

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Pixar - Pixar is an animation studio, which produces high-quality CGI films, such as the 'Toy Story' series.

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Pixar - Pixar is also responsible for movie series such as 'Cars' and 'The Incredibles.'

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Marvel - You've probably seen this shot before a movie. Marvel Comics and Studios produce superhero stories, for comic books or the big screen.

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Marvel - Marvel has been a huge success over the years, producing some of the biggest films ever, like 'The Avengers.'

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Marvel - Marvel has also found recent success with films like 'Black Panther' and 'Captain Marvel.'

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Star Wars - Another huge film franchise, 'Star Wars' might be the most memorable movie series ever. It's also owned by the Walt Disney Company.

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Star Wars - 'Star Wars' started as a sci-fi film in the '70s, and has since become a billion-dollar franchise.

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Star Wars - A new generation of 'Star Wars' films have been lighting up the box office, starting with 'The Force Awakens' in 2015.

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FX - FX is a paid-for TV channel with a headquarters in California. It's a relatively new channel, and it was launched in 1994.

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FX - The channel broadcasts films and sitcoms, as well as original shows like 'American Horror Story,' 'Legion,' and 'Atlanta.'

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Fox Searchlight Pictures - This is a sister studio of 20th Century Fox. It produces independent, European, and British films, that often go on to win Oscars.

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Fox Searchlight Pictures - Fox Searchlight Pictures are behind dozens of hit films, like '12 Years a Slave,' 'Birdman,' and last year's 'The Favourite.'

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20th Century Fox - Here's another logo you've probably seen before. 20th Century Fox are one of the biggest film studios in the world.

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20th Century Fox - The company was founded in 1935, and is headquartered in Fox Plaza in Century City, California.

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20th Century Fox - 20th Century Fox have produced some of the biggest films ever, like 'Avatar,' 'Titanic,' and 'Star Wars.'

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National Geographic - Nat Geo started as a magazine back in 1888. Since then, it has become a hugely popular brand with an international standing.

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National Geographic - Based in Washington, D.C. the magazine is published monthly. Last year, the editor promised to make major changes to the magazine, pushing it in a progressive direction.

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Star India - Star India is an Indian media company, which was founded back in 1991.

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Star India - Comprised of over 60 TV channels, Star India reaches millions of viewers in dozens of countries.

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Hulu - Before the launch of Disney Plus, Hulu was arguably the biggest competitor to Netflix.

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Hulu -

The paid subscription service also produces its own shows, like 'Casual,' 'Runaways,' and 'The Handmaid's Tale.'

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