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Offices: Los Angeles
The Dallas Morning News traces its origins to The Daily News
in Galveston, which was born on April 11, 1842, in a one-room unpainted
shack, three years before the Republic of Texas was admitted to the Union.
In its editorial columns, The Dallas Morning News has continued to
champion such causes as city planning, a strong education system, fair housing
practices and cultural diversity in the community. The paper was awarded
its first Pulitzer Prize in 1986 and received five more in the next eight
years.
Offices: Dallas, Texas
Advertising at the Dallas Morning News can advance your business'
success by providing clear, concise directions for navigating the ever-changing
business climate. There, you’ll discover what The Dallas Morning News
can do to make you a more informed advertiser. From extensive market research
and an impressive array of products to helpful information and turnkey creative
services, you’ll find the tools you need to help spread the word about your
business at AdSource.DallasNews.com.
Offices: Los Angeles, California
Founder Mike Richardson determined early on that great stories are great
stories no matter the medium in which they're told. This belief led the
publisher to explore the world of filmmaking, and started him on the path
to Hollywood, where he established his own filmmaking company, Dark Horse
Entertainment, in 1992. The company's first two major films' The Mask, starring
Jim Carrey and Cameron Diaz, and TimeCop, starring Jean Claude Van Damme—premiered
to enthusiastic audiences who wondered where this hot new company had come
from.
Offices: Paris, France
Darkworks is the result of the acquisition on 8 January 1998 of the French
subsidiary of the American company Verity by two of its former employees,
Guillaume Gouraud and Antoine Villette. Thanks to their experience in large
video game development companies for which they worked as sub-contractors
for several years, the founders, with David Rochedieu by their side, convinced
Infogrames to entrust them with the development of the fourth episode of
Edward Carnby: Alone in The Dark, The New Nightmare.-Day-
Offices: Sparks, Maryland & Chicago, Illinois
Day 1 Studios designs and develops interactive entertainment for the world's
foremost game publishers utilizing the most sophisticated, and successful
gaming platforms. They strive to be a world-renowned independent game development
studio synonymous with the creation of revolutionary, interactive entertainment
that results in measurable contributions to their publishers' profitability,
prestige and market share.
Offices: Dayton, Ohio
The Dayton Daily News served as the nucleus of a modern media empire
that spans from newspapers to cable television to the Internet, along with
non-media businesses. Founder James M Cox also founded a chain of newspapers,
served three terms as Governor of Ohio and in Congress, and was the Democratic
nominee for president in 1920. The Dayton Daily News headquarters
building at Fourth and Ludlow Streets has been a downtown landmark since
1910.
Offices: Copenhagen, Denmark
Deadline was a professional, internationally recognized television production
company when, in 1996, the company's Creative Director, became insistent
that it was time to produce games. They agreed that they should invest in
starting a games department. The rapid spread of the multimedia PC and PlayStation
heralded the spreading of games beyond the realm of teenage boys and into
the mass market. In March 2001, they decided to carry out a management takeover
of the old studio, Deadline Games. They did this because they wanted to
move on to make AAA titles for the consoles that clearly are the future
of gaming.
Offices: Hampshire, England
Deep Silver is the games publishing division of KOCH Media. The label launched
in 2003, with a policy of recruiting passionate gamers to work closely with
International developers and publishers to bring groundbreaking and creative
projects to market. Deep Silver firmly established itself in 2004 with the
award winning X² The Threat and the innovatively quirky; Singles: Flirt
Up Your Life.
Offices: Rochester, New York
The Democrat and Chronicle has served the Rochester community for
nearly 175 years. The transformation ahead—for them and their industry —is
unparalleled. Their proficiency in credible news gathering, reporting, fact
checking, editing and disseminating is now measured in minutes, not hours;
in many forms, not one. The Democrat and Chronicle remains ever vigilant
for the community good, dedicated to providing unsurpassed value and excellent
customer service while expanding multimedia delivery of news, information,
diverse opinions and interaction.
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