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1. LIVE365 STRIKES LICENSING DEAL WITH GLOBAL MUSIC RIGHTS (GMR) FOR DIGITAL BROADCASTERS TO STREAM CELEBRATED CATALOG

Subjects
Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Business, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Thousands of independent stations can now include songs from artists like Lizzo, Bruce Springsteen, and Metallica in their programming easily LAS VEGAS, April 17, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- https://c212.net/c/link/?t=0&l=en&o=3837238-1&h=2118375801&u=https%3A%2F%2Flive365.com%2F&a=Live365, the one-stop [...]

Published
2023

2. Blake Broadcasting/CBNN Signs TV and Video Content Licensing Pact with Bloomberg Media in Europe, Asia and North America

Subjects
Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Television networks, Company licensing agreement, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

BBN (Blake Broadcasting) has entered into a multi-year content licensing agreement with Bloomberg Media to provide up to 5 hours of Bloomberg Television's global business news and finance programming daily [...]

Published
2019

3. Seven voices weigh in on Sportsnet's Blue Jays simulcast experiment

Author

Wheeler, Brad

Subjects
Toronto Blue Jays -- Media coverage -- Competitions -- Licensing agreements, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Licensing agreements, Competitions, Media coverage, Company licensing agreement, Broadcasters -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Professional baseball -- Competitions -- Media coverage, Writers -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Baseball fans -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Baseball (Professional) -- Competitions -- Media coverage -- Fans, Authors -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes
Published
2021

4. DQE's 'Jungle Book' to air on KidsClick Channel

Subjects
Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

Byline: AnimationXpress Team DQ Entertainment (DQE) has announced new broadcast and licensing agreements for The Jungle Book that will swing into the American market by launching in Sinclair Broadcast Group's [...]

Published
2018

5. Veritone Updates on Multiple New Agreements

Subjects
Information technology services industry -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Computer services industry, Company licensing agreement, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

Veritone reported that it has entered into new multi-market license agreements with broadcasters Beasley Media Group, Reach Media and the Tom Joyner Network, Townsquare Media, and Results Radio, in addition [...]

Published
2018

6. Sinclair Broadcasting, Casino Firm Bally's in $85M Licensing Deal

Subjects
Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc. -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Professional sports -- Licensing agreements -- United States, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Casinos -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Business
Abstract

Byline: Tony Owusu To access, purchase, authenticate, or subscribe to the full-text of this article, please visit this link: https://www.thestreet.com/investing/sinclair-broadcasting-and-ballys-in-sports-licensing-deal Sinclair Broadcasting Group (SBGI) said that it signed a licensing [...]

Published
2020

7. Elliot Colburn ask the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, what steps he is taking to increase accessibility to sign language coverage on television

Subjects
Telecommunications regulations -- Licensing agreements -- Media coverage, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Government communications regulation, Company licensing agreement, Business, international
Abstract

London: UK Parliament has issued the following written answer: Answered on 14 September 2020 Under the Communications Act 2003 and Broadcasting Acts of 1990 and 1996, broadcasters are required to [...]

Published
2020

8. Malawi: Macra Under Fire for Threatening Private Broadcasters - Times, Mibawa and Zodiak

Subjects
Malawi Broadcasting Corp. -- Licensing agreements, Political advertising, Radio broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Telecommunications regulations -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Television, Presidential elections, Government communications regulation, Company licensing agreement, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Owen Khamula and Duncan Mlanjira Malawi Regulatory Communications Authority (Macra) has threatened to shut down three powerful private broadcasters in the country for allegedly violating their broadcasting licence agreement [...]

Published
2020

9. ePlay and Casino Scouts Enter Partnership

Subjects
Gambling industry -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

ePlay Digital has executed a $500,000, exclusive software license, services agreement, and partnership with Casino Scouts, resulting in a sports game platform and team to market to and service pubs, [...]

Published
2017

10. NTN Buzztime Signs Licensing Deal with Scientific Games

Subjects
Gambling industry -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

NTN Buzztime signed a strategic licensing agreement with Scientific Games to deliver Buzztime trivia as part of Scientific Games' Elite Bonusing Suite (EBS) offered to casino operators around the world. [...]

Published
2017

11. DHX Brands and Dentsu Entertainment Partner with JAKKS for New Mega Man Series

Subjects
JAKKS Pacific Inc. -- Licensing agreements, Toy industry -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

DHX Brands and Dentsu Entertainment USA have appointed JAKKS Pacific as worldwide master toy licensee (excluding Asia) for its new animated series Mega Man, a DHX Media, Dentsu Entertainment USA [...]

Published
2017

12. DHX Media Reports License of New Original Kids' Series Massive Monster Mayhem

Subjects
Viacom Media Networks. Nickelodeon -- Licensing agreements, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Television programs for children -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

DHX Media reported that Nickelodeon has licensed 20 half-hour episodes of Massive Monster Mayhem, an original show for kids 6-11 that combines live action and CGI animation with real competition [...]

Published
2017

14. DHX Media Licenses Kids' Series to Amazon Prime Video for India

Subjects
Amazon.com Inc. -- Licensing agreements, Information services -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Information services industry, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

DHX Media reported it has licensed more than three-dozen kids' series to Amazon Prime Video's new subscription-video-on-demand (SVOD) service in India. Thom Chapman, Territory Manager at DHX Media, said: 'This [...]

Published
2017

16. Hot 91.9FM Radio Academy, the class of 2019 graduate

Subjects
College graduates, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Mentoring, Company licensing agreement, Business, international
Abstract

Summary: The 2019 Hot 91.9fm Radio Academy Graduation took place on Saturday, 19 October, which saw another 65 students graduate in the business of radio... The 2019 Hot 91.9fm Radio [...]

Published
2019

17. ANTITRUST: COMMISSION ACCEPTS COMMITMENTS BY DISNEY, NBCUNIVERSAL, SONY PICTURES, WARNER BROS. AND SKY ON CROSS-BORDER PAY-TV SERVICES

Subjects
Paramount Pictures Corp. -- Licensing agreements, Sony Corp. -- Licensing agreements, Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. -- Licensing agreements, Film and video production companies -- Licensing agreements, Consumer electronics industry -- Licensing agreements, Pay-per-view television -- Licensing agreements, Internet television, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Consumer electronics industry, Company licensing agreement, Internet television, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

BRUSSELS -- The following information was released by the European Union: These clauses prevented Sky UK from allowing EU consumers outside the UK and Ireland to subscribe to Sky UK's [...]

Published
2019

18. The Hot 91.9FM Radio Academy Awards

Subjects
Academy Awards -- 2018 AD, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Mentoring, Company licensing agreement, Business, international
Abstract

Summary: The Hot 91.9FM Radio Training Academy Awards for 2018 were held in November last year and saw another 70 students graduate into the business of radio... The Hot 91.9FM [...]

Published
2019

19. Bloomberg and Business Broadcast News Private Limited Conclude Media Licensing Agreement in India

Subjects
Bloomberg Television -- Licensing agreements, Bloomberg L.P. -- Licensing agreements, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Information services -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Information services industry, Company licensing agreement, Advertising, marketing and public relations
Abstract

Byline: Adgully Bureau Bloomberg L.P. and Business Broadcast News Private Limited today announced that their media licensing agreement will conclude at the end of the contracted period on March 31, [...]

Published
2016

20. Gender preferences.

Author

Veraldi, Lorna and Shorenstein, Stuart A.

Subjects
Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting policy -- Analysis, Women broadcasters -- Laws, regulations and rules, Steele v. FCC (770 F.2d 1192 (D.C. Cir. 1985)), Lamprecht v. FCC (958 F.2d 382 (D.C. Cir. 1992)), United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Practice
Abstract

The FCC was not justified in its policy on gender preferences towards women's broadcasting licenses. The policy was claimed as a method to promote diversity in broadcast points of view. One unsuccessful challenger to the policy was Jerome Lamprecht who was refused a license in 1985. Congress challenged the FCC, and the policy was declared unconstitutional in Steele v. FCC. Related cases are discussed.

Published
1993

21. Many starts and sputters: it has taken four decades for NASCAR to get its television setup just right

Author

Gough, Paul J.

Subjects
CBS Broadcasting Inc. -- Licensing agreements, National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing Inc. -- Licensing agreements, American Broadcasting Companies Inc. -- Licensing agreements, ESPN Inc. -- Licensing agreements, Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series -- Media coverage, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Entertainment industry -- Licensing agreements, Automobile racing -- Licensing agreements -- Media coverage, Company licensing agreement, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

NASCAR wasn't always the television behemoth that it is today, with networks spending tens of millions of dollars every year for the rights to carry it. On Jan. 31, 1960, [...]

Published
2006

22. Nick joins hands with Yellow Diamond Rings to launch 'Motu Patlu' toys

Subjects
Viacom Inc. -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Snack foods industry -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

Viacom's Kids' mainstay channel Nick has opened up its popular cartoon 'Motu Patlu' for promotional licensing and has launched toys with Yellow Diamond Rings. Viacom18's consumer products division has signed [...]

Published
2014

23. Amazon Prime signs BBC America's 'Orphan black'

Author

Gruenwedel, Erik

Subjects
BBC Worldwide Americas Inc. -- Licensing agreements, Amazon.com Inc. -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Mail-order industry -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, General interest
Abstract

Amazon has inked a content licensing agreement with BBC Worldwide North America making Prime Instant Video the exclusive SVOD service home for the first and future seasons of the drama [...]

Published
2014

24. Zeno Media Signs Exclusive Worldwide Content Deals With Top Tier Jamaican Broadcasters

Subjects
Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Streaming media, Streaming media technology, Company licensing agreement, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

NEW YORK: Zeno Media has issued the following news release: Zeno Media, a top ten streaming radio company that amplifies local voices while connecting niche and diaspora communities worldwide, today [...]

Published
2018

25. APRA AMCOS pays songwriters record $362m as digital revenue eclipses broadcast

Subjects
Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Byline: Michael Bailey Oct 16, 2018 (The Australian Financial Review - ABIX via COMTEX) -- New data from APRA AMCOS shows that Australian and New Zealand music royalties rose to [...]

Published
2018

26. Cross-Licensing Of Patents

Author

B, SaiSruthi

Subjects
Patents -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Patent law -- Planning, Company business planning, Patent/copyright issue, Company licensing agreement, Business, international, India. Competition Act 2002
Abstract

Introduction A cross-licensing contract between the two parties is an agreement where they grant patent licenses to each other. Such agreements, basically, involve exchange of essential patented knowledge between two [...]

Published
2018

27. Pirates undermine Optus-SBS World Cup rights

Subjects
Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Byline: Max Mason May 13, 2018 (The Australian Financial Review - ABIX via COMTEX) -- SBS and Optus are the official Australian broadcasters of the 2018 soccer World Cup in [...]

Published
2018

28. Singing Machine Inks License Agreement with Talpa Global for 'The Voice'

Subjects
Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Consumer goods industry -- Licensing agreements, Karaoke, Singers, Company licensing agreement, Business, Business, international, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

The Singing Machine Company has entered into a three-year multi-country licensing agreement with Talpa Global for the hit show The Voice. According to a media release, under the terms of [...]

Published
2019

29. Singing Machine Inks License Agreement with Talpa Global

Subjects
The Singing Machine Company Inc. -- Licensing agreements, Audio equipment industry -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Karaoke, Singers, Company licensing agreement, Business, Business, international, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

The Singing Machine Company has entered into a three-year multi-country licensing agreement with Talpa Global for the show The Voice. According to a media release, under the terms of the [...]

Published
2019

30. Are broadcasters in the Arab world their own worst enemies?

Subjects
Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Business, international
Abstract

A recent report by the Arab Advisors Group into reality TV shows in the Arab world revealed that locally produced shows outnumber licensed formats from abroad. Of the 18 shows [...]

Published
2013

31. Telecom fortunes and flubs

Author

Mundy, Alicia

Subjects
Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Telecommunication -- Laws, regulations and rules, Broadcasting -- Licensing agreements, Telecommunications Act of 1996, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, Government communications regulation, Company licensing agreement, Political activity, Licensing agreements
Abstract

The final passage of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 was given radically different spins. Depending on your vantage point, it was either the greatest display of capitalist democracy in action, [...]

Published
1996

32. The BBC recently announced that it has commissioned Way to Go, a 'black comedy' of six 30-minute episodes

Subjects
British Broadcasting Corp. -- Licensing agreements, Way to Go (Television program) -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Political science
Abstract

The BBC recently announced that it has commissioned Way to Go, a 'black comedy' of six 30-minute episodes. The title refers to assisted suicide, the show's theme, which does not [...]

Published
2012

33. Who doesn't want a piece of Big Game ad action? While lion's share of spend still goes to TV, search, social networks and others cash in

Author

Steinberg, Brian

Subjects
Company licensing agreement, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Stores -- Licensing agreements, Social networks -- Usage, National Broadcasting Company Inc. -- Licensing agreements, Super Bowl Game (Football)
Abstract

Byline: BRIAN STEINBERG Dreams retail isn't usually mentioned in the same breath as Super Bowl stalwarts Budweiser, Doritos or even GoDaddy. But as an advertising event, the Big Game is [...]

Published
2012

34. The Red Hot channel: pornography without frontiers.

Author

Dann, Phillip

Subjects
Pornography -- International aspects, Television broadcasting -- International aspects, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, United Kingdom. Broadcasting Act 1990
Published
1993

35. Hotline: IPC Media agrees new licensing arrangement

Subjects
IPC Media Ltd. -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Periodical publishing -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international, Mass communications
Abstract

IPC Media has agreed a new licensing arrangement with Town & Country Broadcasting to reintroduce NME Radio as a live radio station. NME Radio became online-only last month after IPC's [...]

Published
2010

36. The Week: Media News - Govt plans TV licence fee cut

Subjects
British Broadcasting Corp. -- Licensing agreements, Administrative agencies -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international, Mass communications
Abstract

The coalition Government is looking at plans to slash the TV licence fee as part of its ongoing austerity drive, due to 'extraordinary and outrageous' waste on behalf of the [...]

Published
2010

37. BCCI, VIACOM 18 CALL OFF ENTERTAINMENT LICENCE DEAL (BCCI has refused to release the players for the proposed TV programme)

Subjects
Viacom Media Networks -- Licensing agreements, Viacom Inc. -- Licensing agreements, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and Viacom 18 have decided to call off their entertainment licence deal on 25 Jun 2010. The Indian Premier League (IPL) [...]

Published
2010

38. Starkey Enters Signs Licensing Pact with Nickelodeon and Viacom Consumer Products to Create Pediatric Hearing Aids

Subjects
Viacom Inc. -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Hearing aids -- Licensing agreements, Children -- Health aspects, Company licensing agreement, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

Starkey Laboratories, Inc., a hearing technology companies, announced an exclusive licensing agreement with Nickelodeon & Viacom Consumer Products (NVCP) to launch co-branded pediatric hearing aids. The Companies said the pediatric [...]

Published
2010

39. Licensing schemes in an on-demand world

Author

Foged, Terese

Subjects
Copyright licenses -- Laws, regulations and rules, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Cable television -- Intellectual property, Cable television/data services, Government regulation, Company licensing agreement, Law, Denmark. Copyright Act 1995
Published
2010

40. Pilat Media signs new contract with Globosat

Subjects
GloboSat -- Licensing agreements, Pilat Media -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Satellite communications services industry -- Licensing agreements, Software -- Licensing, certification and accreditation, Software quality, Company licensing agreement, Mass communications
Abstract

Pilat Media Global has signed of a new contract with Globosat for the licensing, implementation and maintenance of its IBMS (Integrated Broadcast Management System). In this first major contract in [...]

Published
2009

41. BBC Worldwide permits UKTV to adopt Good Food branding

Subjects
Company licensing agreement, BBC Worldwide Ltd. -- Licensing agreements, UKTV Interactive Ltd. -- Licensing agreements, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements
Abstract

UKTV has signed a licence with BBC Worldwide, owner of Good Food Magazine, to rebrand its UKTV Food channel and website as Good Food. The name change, which takes effect […]

Published
2009

42. Media brief: UKTV acquires British broadcast rights to series

Subjects
BBC Worldwide Ltd. -- Licensing agreements, UKTV Interactive Ltd. -- Licensing agreements, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international
Abstract

UKTV has acquired the British broadcast rights to the eighth series of ABC's Dancing with the Stars from BBC Worldwide. The broadcaster will air the programme on its rebranded family [...]

Published
2009

43. Branding brief: Yoplait signs licensing deal with BBC Worldwide

Subjects
Yoplait S.A. -- Licensing agreements -- Marketing, BBC Worldwide Ltd. -- Licensing agreements -- Marketing, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Dairy industry -- Licensing agreements -- Marketing, Company marketing practices, Company licensing agreement, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Yoplait has signed a licensing deal with BBC Worldwide to feature characters from its BAFTA-award winning children's TV show In the Night Garden on its fromage frais range. The product, [...]

Published
2009

44. Pilat signs with Showtime Australia

Subjects
Pilat Media -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Mass communications
Abstract

Pilat Media has signed a new contract with movie channel Showtime Australia for the licensing, implementation and maintenance of its Integrated Broadcast Management System (IBMS) to support the movie channel's [...]

Published
2008

45. Central European Media Enterprises and MTV Networks Ink Czech License Deal

Subjects
Viacom Media Networks -- Licensing agreements, Viacom Inc. -- Licensing agreements, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Cable networks (Television) -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

ENTERTAINMENT CLOSE-UP-29 September 2008-Central European Media Enterprises and MTV Networks Ink Czech License Deal(C)2008 - CloseUpMedia - newsdesk@closeupmedia.com Central European Media Enterprises (CME), a television broadcaster in Central and Eastern [...]

Published
2008

46. The Week: Media news - Jazz FM set for relaunch

Subjects
Guardian Media Group PLC -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Radio broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international, Mass communications
Abstract

The Local Radio Company has signed a three-year licensing deal with Guardian Media Group to broadcast Jazz FM on DAB from the end of September. The station has been off [...]

Published
2008

47. News brief: BBC refuses to share licence fee

Subjects
British Broadcasting Corp. -- Licensing agreements -- Management, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Licenses -- Management, Company business management, Company licensing agreement, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international
Abstract

The BBC has refused to share its licence fee with other public-service broadcasters. In its submission to Ofcom on the future of public-service broadcasting, it instead offered to share expertise [...]

Published
2008

48. MARCH MADNESS BEYOND THE IDIOT BOX; CBS is expecting a huge payday after jacking up the basketball tournament's presence on the Web

Author

Grover, Ronald

Subjects
Company licensing agreement, Technology application, CBS Broadcasting Inc. -- Licensing agreements, NCAA Championship (Basketball) -- Media coverage, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Basketball (College) -- Licensing agreements, Basketball (College) -- Technology application, Basketball (College) -- Media coverage
Published
2008

49. Scalextric unveils BBC Top Gear and Bond tie-ups

Subjects
Automobile industry -- Licensing agreements, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Automobile Industry, Company licensing agreement, British Broadcasting Corp. -- Licensing agreements
Abstract

Toy brand Scalextric has signed a licensing deal with BBC motoring show Top Gear that will see a branded game released in March. It is the first tie-up between Scalextric […]

Published
2008

50. The latest happenings from around the world of IPTV

Subjects
Occam Networks -- Contracts, Real Estate Television Network Inc. -- Alliances and partnerships, Broadcasting industry -- Contracts, Broadcasting industry -- Licensing agreements, Investment companies -- Licensing agreements, Internet/Web search services -- Alliances and partnerships, Internet search software, Internet/Web search service, Text search and retrieval software, Contract agreement, Company licensing agreement, Mass communications
Abstract

AdultVest inks 11 studio IPTV deals AdultVest, the exclusive licensing agent for adult IPTV platform FyreTV, has inked non-exclusive license agreements with Acid Rain, Channel 69, Combat Zone, Critical X, [...]

Published
2008

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