The following companies that produce and distribute works are currently redlinks. They are worthy of an article here in at least one troper's opinion; but that troper may not be familiar enough with it, or may not be a good writer, or, in some cases, hates it, but doesn't want to engage in Complaining About Shows You Don't Watch or Complaining About Shows You Don't Like.
For the moment, we'll sign our items on this list, and add our names onto entries to which we feel need to have an article here; please see the discussion page.
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- Alibaba Group - Chinese multinational technology company that specifies in retails, e-commerce, technology, and internet. - Clione67
- Alientrap Games
- Anchor Bay Entertainment
- Animation Magic - Defunct Russian-American video game company. You know how The Legend of Zelda had those CD-i games? Remember I. M. Meen? This company did most of the animation on the cutscenes in both, among other projects.
- Arte - European art-focused TV network that also produces films and video games
- Arutz HaYeladim - That's "The Children's Channel" in Hebrew. An Israeli children's channel that has been airing since 1989; they have several original shows to their name, one of which is HaPijamot (which could also use a page).
- BBC Alba - IúkaSylvie
- Big Fish Games
- Blue Underground
- BMB, a creator of Unlicensed Games
- Brain Damage Films
- BreakThru Films - IúkaSylvie
- Brooksfilms
- Canal+
- Classic Media
- Cúla4
- The Daily Wire - RT 1986
- Diamond Steel Comics
- Disney Junior (currently redirects to the Disney Channel page)
- Disney Star - A bunch of channels seen across Asia and the Middle East and owned by Disney, formerly 21st Century Fox.
- Dlala Studios
- Doordarshan
- Dotemu
- Drom (a Finnish Romani theater company) - IúkaSylvie
- EBC - Taiwanese television network
- EBS (Korean television station)
- Eclipse Comics - arromdee
- EIKEN Co., Ltd.
- Eros International
- Fantagraphics - (formerly known as Fantagraphics Books) An American publisher of indie comics, graphic novels, manga, and comic strip anthologies.
- Fantawild Animation - A Chinese animation studio best known for the series Boonie Bears.
- Fleetway (the British comics publisher known at various points in its corporate history as Fleetway Publications, Fleetway Editions and Egmont Fleetway)
- Flying Wild Hog - Creators of the rebooted Shadow Warrior series.
- Fulqrum Publishing
- Gakken - A Japanese publishing company focusing on educational books, toys, and magazine. - Clione67
- Giuvlipen (a Roma feminist theatre company located in Bucharest, Romania) - IúkaSylvie
- Goldcrest Films
- Golden Princess Film Production - Spark Plug The Troper
- Gray Matter Interactive, creators of the The Reckoning Expansion Pack for Quake II, as well as Redneck Rampage, Return to Castle Wolfenstein and Call Of Duty United Offensive; not to be confused with the defunct Canadian developer originally called Chris Gray Enterprises.
- Grindhouse Releasing
- Hal Roach Studios
- Hammer Film Productions
- Harmony Gold
- HGTV
- Hummer Team
- Hungama TV
- IBM - page was cut not only for being a stub but rather bafflingly described them as a video game company
- Ice Candy (the creators of Simple Samosa)
- IFC Films - RT 1986
- Impossible Pictures
- Indosiar - Clione67
- Jakks Pacific - Toy manufacturer previously known for their Plug & Play consoles. Nowadays known for their Nintendo and Sonic the Hedgehog action figure lines.
- Janus Films
- Jazwares - Toy company, most famous for owning Squishmallows' company Kelleytoy.
- Kadokawa (incl. Kadokawa Shoten, ASCII Media Works, Enterbrain, Media Factory and other brands)
- Kecskemétfilm Ltd. (a Hungarian animation studio behind Gypsy Tales)
- KBS (Korean television station)
- Khrlo e Romengo - IúkaSylvie
- Landfall Games - Creator of Totally Accurate Battle Simulator and Clustertruck
- Land Ho!
- Lartar Games - supertroper123
- Liquid Entertainment
- Líšeň Theatre - IúkaSylvie
- Lonely Planet
- Lucy Animation Studio [1]
- Macalla Teoranta - IúkaSylvie
- Magic Box Int. (European toy company best known for Gogo's Crazy Bones)
- Magoria Books (a publisher of Cariban and Romani books)
- Majesco Entertainment
- Mandalay Entertainment
- McFarlane Toys
- MECC, creators of The Oregon Trail, Number Munchers, The Secret Island of Dr. Quandary, The Yukon Trail, and Museum Madness, among others.
- Media Asia Group - Spark Plug The Troper
- Media Rights Capital
- M. F. Enterprises
- Miao Mi - Not sure if they belong in Creator/ or Website/ or somewhere else
- Michael Jacobs Productions
- Mindscape
- Millimages
- National General Pictures
- Next Animation Studio (Formerly known as Next Media Animation)
- Ocean Software
- Office Of War Information (U.S. government agency during World War II which produced documentary films such as The Negro Soldier as well as propaganda posters)
- Overbrook Entertainment
- Panasonic (Japan-based tech giant who are known for making cameras, TVs, and had attempted to compete in the Console Wars with the 3DO Interactive Multiplayer) - ToonAbby
- Parovoz Studios - Russian animation studio
- Pi Studios
- Pixcom
- Platinum Dunes
- Playfish
- Playism
- Pogo (Indian television station)
- Porchlight Entertainment
- Producers Releasing Corporation
- Psyonix, creators of Rocket League
- Purple Moon
- Raster Software
- Regal Entertainment - RT 1986 (a Philippine film production company)
- Relic Entertainment - AM_NK
- Riki Group - Russian animation company
- Romance Theatre (founded by Igor Krikunov in Ukraine in 1994) - IúkaSylvie
- Roma Theatre Pralipe (founded by Rahim Burhan in Macedonia in 1971) - IúkaSylvie
- Romen Theatre (a Russian Romani theater company) - IúkaSylvie
- RW Edizioni (Italian publisher)
- S4C (Welsh-language broadcaster separate from, though historically linked to, Channel 4)
- Scholastic (American publisher)
- Scion Studios
- Sensible Software
- The Shakespeare Company Japan (a theatre company moving the setting of William Shakespeare's works to Tohoku) - IúkaSylvie
- Shogakukan
- Signal.MD (Currently a redirect of Production I.G) - ToonAbby
- Soft Bank Group - Japanese Invesment holding company -Clione67
- Standard Comics
- Star Cinema (ABS-CBN's movie production arm) - Spark Plug The Troper
- Star Studios - Indian film company owned by Disney; used to be known as Fox Star Studios until Disney's purchase of Fox
- Streamline Studios
- Summitsphere (video game developer known for Antonball Deluxe and Antonblast)
- Sutka City TV - IúkaSylvie
- Takara Tomy
- Taomee - Chinese game company; they're famous for SEER and Mole's World.
- TechnoSoft
- Telefiction (Known as Téléfiction in French)
- Theatre Romathan (founded by the Ministry of Culture of the Slovak Republic in 1992) - IúkaSylvie
- Tiger Electronics - Spark Plug The Troper
- TV Azteca
- TVB (Hong Kong television broadcasting company)
- TVOntario (Canadian public broadcaster based in Ontario)
- Vaibhav Studios
- Vertical (manga distributor) - Willy Four Eyes
- Vestron Pictures (producing subsidiary of the video company; should also cover Lightning Pictures)
- Viva Entertainment or Viva Communications (a company from the Philippines that has film production and television branches)
- Vtech - One of the most famous producers of electronic toys for young children.
- VTV - The state broadcaster of Vietnam
- Wit Studio (Currently a redirect of Production I.G) - ToonAbby
- Working Title Films
- Yash Raj Films
- Yerimdang - Korean publishing company, known for Why? series - Clione67
- Zee Entertainment Enterprises - An Indian media conglomerate owned by the Essel Group. They own a number of television stations as well as a film studio.
- Zeekerss - Video game studio known for horror games such as It Steals, The Upturned and Lethal Company.
