Multi Screen Media

Multi Screen Media
Multi Screen Media Pvt. Ltd.
Industry Motion pictures
Television Production
Television Syndication
Headquarters Mumbai, India
Key people Manjit Singh (CEO)
Revenue increaseINR1000 million (2010)
Owner(s) Sony Pictures Television
Website Sony Entertainment Television Website

Multi Screen Media Pvt. Ltd. is an Indian company which was previously known as SET India Pvt. Ltd., the Sony Entertainment Television subsidiary in India.Although the company still operates the channel under the name Sony Entertainment TV the corporate name or company name has been changed.[2]

Corporate

The Sony board cleared the change of name and it was internally communicated.In the lead-up to the name change, Sony had also booked the domain name multiscreenmedia.com.

Subsidiaries

Main article: Sony Entertainment Television (India)

Sony Entertainment Television and SAB TV are the main pioneer brands of Multi Screen Media although it owns many other companies and brands under the Sony brand.[3]

Notes

  1. ^ http://www.business-standard.com/india/news/qa-man-jit-singh-ceo-multi-screen-media/400797/
  2. ^ Set India renamed as Multi Screen Media « Tv Today
  3. ^ [1]
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Primary businesses
Sony Corporation (electronics & holding of the Sony group) · Sony Music Entertainment (music) · Sony Pictures Entertainment (motion pictures and television) · Sony Computer Entertainment (games) · Sony Financial Holdings (financial services; 60%) · Sony Digital Audio Disc Corporation
Technologies and brands
α · Betacam · Blu-ray · BRAVIA · CD · Cyber-shot · Dash · DAT · Dream Machine · DVD · Handycam · HDCAM/HDCAM-SR · LocationFree · Memory Stick · MiniDisc · MiniDV · mylo · PlayStation · PSP · Reader · S/PDIF · SDDS · SXRD · Sony Tablet · UMD · VAIO · Video8/Hi8/Digital8 · Walkman · Walkman Phones · XDCAM · Xplōd
Historical products
AIBO · CV-2000 · Betamax · Sony CLIÉ · Discman · JumboTron · Lissa · Mavica · NEWS · Qualia · Rolly · SRS-17 · TR-55 · Trinitron · U-matic · Watchman · WEGA
Electronics
Sony Corporation · Sony EMCS · Sony Electronics (subsidiary in the US) · Sony Creative Software · Sony Ericsson (50%) · S-LCD (50% minus 1 share) · Sony Mobile Display · Sony Optiarc · Sharp Display Products (7%) · Aiwa
Music
Sony Music Entertainment · Sony/ATV Music Publishing (50%) · Columbia Records · Epic Records · RCA Records · Sony Music Nashville (Arista Nashville, BNA Records, Columbia Nashville, RCA Nashville) · Provident Label Group · Verity Gospel Music Group · Sony Music Latin · Sony Masterworks · Legacy Recordings  · RED Distribution  · IODA  · Syco Music  · Syco TV  · Syco Film  · Sony Music Australia · Sony Music Japan  · Gracenote
Motion pictures
and television
U.S. networks
Sony Movie Channel · GSN (40%), joint venture with DirecTV · FEARnet (joint venture with Comcast and Lionsgate) · 3net (joint venture with Discovery Communications and IMAX)
International networks
Sony Entertainment Television (Asia, South East Asia, India, Latin America, South Africa, Portugal, Russia, Spain and United Kingdom) · AXN · AXN HD · AXN HD+1 · AXN Asia · AXN India · AXN Pakistan · AXN Crime · AXN Beyond · AXN Black · AXN Mystery · AXN Sci-Fi · Sony Aath · Multi Screen Media · Animax · Animax Asia · Animax India · Animax Pakistan · Animax Korea · Animax Eastern Europe · SET One · SET Max · SET PIX · SAB TV
Video games
Financial services
Sony Financial Holdings · Sony Life Insurance · Sony Assurance · Sony Bank · Sony Bank Securities
Other businesses
So-net Entertainment · Sony Broadcast & Professional Research Laboratories · Sony Entertainment Network
Other assets
Sony Corporation of America (umbrella company in the US) · Other subsidiaries
Joint ventures
Sony Ericsson · Sony/ATV · S-LCD · FeliCa Networks · Vevo · Cellius (49%) · Sharp Display Products (34% by April 2011)
Key personnel
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