Life Magazine Logo — Life is a magazine U.S. with various stages of development. In the first, was a humor magazine and general information published from 1883 to 1936. In 1936, Henry Luce, the founder of Time, purchased all rights to this magazine solely to acquire the rights to his name, after which it became a publication created by him, with great emphasis on photojournalism. Life appeared as a weekly until 1972, as “special” intermittently until 1978, a monthly magazine from 1978 to 2000, as a weekly supplement of several newspapers from 2004 to 2007.

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It was founded in 1883 and was similar to the magazine of humor and political satire Puck . It was published for 53 years as a magazine of general interest and entertainment, with lots of illustrations, jokes, and social commentary. It appeared some of the great writers, editors and cartoonists of the time in the United States, including Charles Dana Gibson, Norman Rockwell, and Harry Oliver. During the following years, this magazine offered brief capsule with criticism within your magazine (similar to those that appeared in The New Yorker) about the movies that premiered in New York, but with the innovative touch of a colorful font for each criticism, resembling a traffic light: green for a positive review, red for negative, and amber mixed news. More

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Time Magazine Logo — Time is a magazine of general information that is published weekly in the United States of America since 1923. Is a publication that also has several editions in various parts of the world. The European Time Europe is published in London, Asian in Hong Kong, the Canadian in Toronto and finally the issue for the South Pacific in Sydney. In some of their advertising campaigns the company has suggested that his name means Today Information Means Everything, which roughly translates Today information is everything. His style is similar to Newsweek and U.S. News & World Report.

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Its first issue appeared on March 3 of 1923, rather than its current competitors, making it the first weekly general country information. It was founded by Briton Hadden and Henry Luce, who had worked together previously in the American Yale University, as members of Skull & Bones. Following enrichment Hadden (he was the richest girl in the world) and being away from the world of journalism, Henry Luce became the most important man in the publication and one of the most important figures in the history of media the twentieth century. More

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Reader’s Digest Logo — Reader’s Digest is a magazine based U.S. monthly New York, founded in 1922 by DeWitt Wallace . Owned by The Reader’s Digest Association until March 2007, when it was wholly acquired by Ripplewood Holdings of $ 2.400.000.000. In paperback, illustrated, publishes original articles abstracted or reprinted from other journals, books, collections of jokes, anecdotes, quotes and other short writings. It is published in thirty-five languages ​​and has a circulation of about 30,000,000 copies. In December 1940 the first edition in Spanish called Selections.

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In the basement of a house located at the corner of Macdougal Street and Minetta Lane, in the heart of Greenwich Village New York (now converted into a restaurant), began the history of Reader’s Digest. It was there that in 1922 the marriage Wallace, De Witt and Lila, began the story of her ‘American dream’, sending 5,000 letters to friends, acquaintances and others requesting $ 3 for an annual subscription to a magazine novel: pocket format, with 30 items (one for each day of the month) of interest, selected from other magazines, but “condensed”, ie, abbreviated without losing the sense of them. More

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Syfy Logo — SyFy is an international thematic channel devoted mainly to the issuance of sci-fi series and movies, but also devotes space to the genres of fantasy, horror and paranormal phenomena. Born in the USA in 1992 by NBC Universal Global Networks for cable television. In 1995 arrived in the UK and since 2003 has been launching various local versions in Europe and in 2007 released version for Latin America.

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Some of the series and programs broadcast are: Stargate Atlantis, Tremors, Seven Days, American Gothic, The Sentinel, Battlestar Galactica (2003), WWE Smackdown! and Heroes and Earth 2. In 2009, the U.S. version of Sci-Fi changed its name, SyFy, later changed the Latin American version on October 10, 2010 also Syfy. More

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Cinemax Logo — Cinemax (also known as Max in some markets) is a television channel from Time Warner (In the United States) distributed in Latin America by HBO Latin America to various TV networks subscription. In 1994, HBO Olé air launched Cinemax, transmitting a signal that only differed movies and HBO, which broadcast no concerts or sports, and broadcast 24 hours a day just movies (HBO Olé still make the transition to programming 24 hours a day only in 1997). Cinemax also conveyed erotic type films, but only after midnight.

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Cinemax also focused on the transmission of movies, series and miniseries awards in the present and past. Also characterized by high independent broadcasting, films that do not reach the theaters, nor were displayed on any other channel. HBO Latin America Group owns the signals on the continent and is responsible for the distribution and sale of various basic and premium channels. More

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Showtime Logo — Showtime is a brand of cable TV (premium) distributed in several countries, mainly in the United States. The group of U.S. channels Showtime brand has gained international prestige due to the quality and the transgression of their series. Showtime, originally a service of Viacom, aired on July 1, 1976, was for the first time in a local cable system in Dublin, California. His first program was Celebration, a special concert with Rod Stewart, Pink Floyd and ABBA.

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On March 7, 1978, Showtime expanded national market TelePrompTer, which competes with HBO and other pay cable networks. In 1979, Viacom sold 50% of Showtime to TelePrompTer. In 1982, Westinghouse, who had acquired TelePrompTer the previous year, sold his share of Showtime back to Viacom. In 1983, Viacom and Warner-Amex Satellite Entertainment merged Showtime and The Movie Channel to form Showtime / The Movie Channel, Inc. (which later was called Showtime Networks, Inc.). In 1984 saw the release of the first original movie Showtime, The Ratings Game, starring and directed by Danny DeVito. In 1985, Viacom acquired the Warner Showtime / TMC, becoming the sole owner of Showtime, again. More

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