Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Pickwick Video Group Ltd was a home video division based in London, England and United States. It was first established in 1982. The company was divided into eight video labels:-Pickwick Video - published children's, sports and drama videosScreen Legends - published classic films and sometimes children's videosLadybird Video - published children's videosLongman Video - published documentary and sometimes sports videosFairtrade Video - published children's, sports, documentary, drama and classic films videosChildren's Choice - published children's videosMr Pickwick - published children's videosHallmark - published children's videos, they still continued when Pickwick was bought by CarltonRank Classic Collection - published mostly Rank filmsIn the 1980s, before the formation of Video Collection International, ITV regional company Central released videos under the group, usually in a collaboration with either the Screen Legends or Longman labels.The division was dissolved in 1993 and was merged into just the Pickwick name. In 1995, it was bought by Carlton Communications and renamed as Carlton Video.In Australia, it associated children's videos from Tempo Video, The Video Collection and Thames Video. When Pickwick closed down, the Tempo Video library was sold to ABC Video but only for the programmes that are suitable for the under fives."@en }
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- Pickwick_Video_Group abstract "Pickwick Video Group Ltd was a home video division based in London, England and United States. It was first established in 1982. The company was divided into eight video labels:-Pickwick Video - published children's, sports and drama videosScreen Legends - published classic films and sometimes children's videosLadybird Video - published children's videosLongman Video - published documentary and sometimes sports videosFairtrade Video - published children's, sports, documentary, drama and classic films videosChildren's Choice - published children's videosMr Pickwick - published children's videosHallmark - published children's videos, they still continued when Pickwick was bought by CarltonRank Classic Collection - published mostly Rank filmsIn the 1980s, before the formation of Video Collection International, ITV regional company Central released videos under the group, usually in a collaboration with either the Screen Legends or Longman labels.The division was dissolved in 1993 and was merged into just the Pickwick name. In 1995, it was bought by Carlton Communications and renamed as Carlton Video.In Australia, it associated children's videos from Tempo Video, The Video Collection and Thames Video. When Pickwick closed down, the Tempo Video library was sold to ABC Video but only for the programmes that are suitable for the under fives.".
- Q7190958 abstract "Pickwick Video Group Ltd was a home video division based in London, England and United States. It was first established in 1982. The company was divided into eight video labels:-Pickwick Video - published children's, sports and drama videosScreen Legends - published classic films and sometimes children's videosLadybird Video - published children's videosLongman Video - published documentary and sometimes sports videosFairtrade Video - published children's, sports, documentary, drama and classic films videosChildren's Choice - published children's videosMr Pickwick - published children's videosHallmark - published children's videos, they still continued when Pickwick was bought by CarltonRank Classic Collection - published mostly Rank filmsIn the 1980s, before the formation of Video Collection International, ITV regional company Central released videos under the group, usually in a collaboration with either the Screen Legends or Longman labels.The division was dissolved in 1993 and was merged into just the Pickwick name. In 1995, it was bought by Carlton Communications and renamed as Carlton Video.In Australia, it associated children's videos from Tempo Video, The Video Collection and Thames Video. When Pickwick closed down, the Tempo Video library was sold to ABC Video but only for the programmes that are suitable for the under fives.".