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As the world’s leading multidisciplinary service provider, Deluxe underpins the media and entertainment industry, servicing premium content creators and distributors. From Global Cinema, Content Distribution, Localization, and Mastering to end-to-end innovation and scale across Streaming, Theatrical, Broadcast and Mobile landscapes, Deluxe ...
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Deluxe Media Inc., also known simply as Deluxe and formerly Deluxe Entertainment Services Group, Inc., is an American multinational multimedia and entertainment service provisions company [2] owned by Platinum Equity, [3] founded in 1915 by Hungarian -born American film producer William Fox and headquartered in Burbank, California .
Deluxe offers media and entertainment services including digital distribution, cinema, mastering, streaming and asset management. Learn about Deluxe Media Inc.
24 oct. 2019 · Deluxe Entertainment Services Group Inc. got court approval to emerge for bankruptcy in less than a month, cutting its more than $1 billion debt load by around 73% and handing complete ownership to its creditors.
As the world’s leading multidisciplinary service provider, Deluxe underpins the media and entertainment industry, servicing premium content creators and distributors.
Discover your opportunity to accelerate the era of entertainment. Investing in people is our top priority and ensures we have the talent, technology, and scale to drive an industry forward.
3 oct. 2019 · Deluxe Entertainment Services Group Inc. filed for bankruptcy with a plan to cut its nearly $1 billion debt load in half, raise $115 million in fresh capital and hand ownership to its creditors.
