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Metromedia (also
often MetroMedia) was an
American media company that
owned radio and
television stations in the
United States from 1956 to 1986 and controlled...
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Metromedia Square (later
known as Fox
Television Center from 1986 to 1996) was a
radio and
television studio facility located at 5746
Sunset Boulevard...
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Bobby Sherman (
Metromedia), US No. 11, RIAA Gold 1970 Here
Comes Bobby (
Metromedia), US No. 10, RIAA Gold 1970 With Love,
Bobby (
Metromedia), US No. 20,...
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Metromedia is an
American media company.
Metromedia can also mean:
Metromedia Fiber Network, Inc.,
later AboveNet Metromedia Restaurant Group Metromedia...
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because Lenin Stadium needed money). In May 1967, New York City–based
Metromedia announced that it
would acquire the
Globetrotters for $1 million, but...
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through Metromedia International Group and the ill-fated US
telecom backbone operation Metromedia Fiber Network. In July 2008, the
Metromedia Restaurant...
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station owner Metromedia was
expanding its
portfolio of
original syndicated programming through its
production subsidiary,
Metromedia Producers Corporation...
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Ponderosa were
separate companies,
which were
later merged under the
Metromedia Restaurant Group. The
names of the
restaurants were
derived from the TV...
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reconstituted as a
subsidiary of
Metromedia's Orion Pictures unit. That year,
Orion and
Goldwyn became part of the
Metromedia Entertainment Group (MEG). Goldwyn...
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Field entered into an
agreement to sell WFLD to New York City-based
Metromedia for $10 million. At the time, the
Field interests were
concerned about...
