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Distribuyeron comercialmente esta pieza cinematográfica empresas como Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) y AXN.	Commercially distributed this film: Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) and AXN.
Columbia Broadcasting System es otra importante cadena de televisión de Estados Unidos.	The Columbia Broadcasting System is another major US TV broadcaster.
Monterey Video, Columbia TriStar, Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) y Columbia Pictures.	Columbia Pictures, Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS), Columbia TriStar and Monterey Video.
En 1928 la Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) fue creada de 47 estaciones afiliadas.	In 1928 the Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) of 47 affiliate stations was created.
Distribuyeron comercialmente esta pieza cinematográfica empresas como RTL Entertainment y Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS).	Commercially distributed this film: RTL Entertainment and Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS).
DISTRIBUCIÓN en México y mercado latino Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) y Warner Bros.	Commercially distributed this film: Warner Bros. and Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS).
Producción Películas Para Menores S.A. (DISCIMIPSA), Distribución y Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS).	Commercially distributed this film: Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) and Distribución and Producción Películas Para Menores S.A.
Su nombre se derive de las iniciales del nombre anterior de la cadena, Columbia Broadcasting System.	The name is derived from the initials of the network's former name, Columbia Broadcasting System.
Distribuyeron comercialmente esta pieza cinematográfica empresas como Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS), Universal Pictures Nordic, Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment, Altomedia.	Commercially distributed this film: Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS), Universal Pictures Nordic, Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment, Altomedia.
Distribuyeron comercialmente esta pieza cinematográfica empresas como Condor Entertainment, Alvorada Vídeo, CBS DVD, Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) y Image Entertainment.	Commercially distributed this film: Condor Entertainment, Alvorada Vídeo, CBS DVD, Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) and Image Entertainment.
En 1958 Republic Pictures cesó sus actividades y los estudios fueron alquilados por Columbia Broadcasting System, que se lanzó a la producción cinematográfica.	In 1958 Republic Pictures ceased its activities and the studios were rented by Columbia Broadcasting System, which ventured into film production.
United Independent Broadcasters (1927) Columbia Phonographic Broadcasting System (1927–1928) Columbia Broadcasting System (1928–1995 en su uso oficial)	Former names United Independent Broadcasters (1927) Columbia Phonographic Broadcasting System (1927–1928) Columbia Broadcasting System (1928–1995 in official usage)
Emilio Azcárraga Vidaurreta - Funda en los años treinta las emisoras XEW-AM y XEQ-AM en alianza con la Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) y la Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS).	Emilio Azcárraga Vidaurreta - In the 1930s, he founded the radio stations XEW-AM and XEQ-AM in partnership with Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) and Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS).
Ltd., Columbia TriStar Films, Columbia TriStar Films de Argentina, Columbia TriStar Films de España, Prooptiki, Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) y Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment.	Ltd., Columbia TriStar Films, Columbia TriStar Films de Argentina, Columbia TriStar Films de España, Prooptiki, Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) and Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment.
La cadena tiene sus orígenes en United Independent Broadcasters, Inc., una colección de 16 emisoras de radio que era comprada por William S. Paley en 1928 y renombrada como la Columbia Broadcasting System.	The network has its origins in United Independent Broadcasters Inc., a collection of 16 radio stations that was bought by William S. Paley in 1928 and renamed the Columbia Broadcasting System.
La cadena tiene sus orígenes en United Independent Broadcasters, Inc., una colección de 16 emisoras de radio que era comprada por William S. Paley en 1928 y renombrada como la Columbia Broadcasting System.	The network has its origins in United Independent Broadcasters Inc., a collection of 16 radio stations that was purchased by Paley in 1928 and renamed the Columbia Broadcasting System.
A fines de la década de 1940, uno de los rivales de la NBC, la Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS), ganó terreno cuando le permitió a los actores de la radio utilizar sus propias empresas de producción, que era rentable para ellos.	In the late 1940s, rival CBS gained ground by allowing radio stars to use their own production companies to produce programs, which became a profitable move for much of its talent.