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Koch Vision also partners with and represents properties from [[ABC News]], [[CBS]], [[BBC]], [[Condé Nast Publications]], [[Hearst Communications]], [[PBS]], [[Ragdoll Productions]], [[E.W. Scripps Company]], and other major international producers and content owners.
Koch Vision also partners with and represents properties from [[ABC News]], [[CBS]], [[BBC]], [[Condé Nast Publications]], [[Hearst Communications]], [[PBS]], [[Ragdoll Productions]], [[E.W. Scripps Company]], and other major international producers and content owners.


==Views of users==
*A brand to be avoided at all costs!
*Awfull company ! The bad DVD ever seen: some of their DVDs are worst than some VHS Video Tapes... Thoses people are looking only for money, not for quality, nor their clients. My advise: never buy DVDs from Koch Vision (i have bought 4 of them, and i will never do it again). BlueMan.
*Appalling quality DVDs...
*It's true: their DVDs are of very poor quality, the compression is too high in my opinion. Max_


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Revision as of 02:29, 26 January 2009

Koch Vision
Company typeSubsidiary of Koch Entertainment LP
IndustryTelevision programming, Home Video
Founded1999
Headquarters
New York
,
USA
ParentKoch Entertainment LP
Websitehttp://www.kochvision.com

Koch Vision, a division of Koch Entertainment LP, was founded in 1999 as part of Koch Entertainment's entry into the television programming and home video market.

Their broad range of product genres includes award-winning children’s television shows, fitness programs, popular British TV mini-series, live music concerts, feature films, and documentaries. Koch Vision distributes such notable properties as Shelley Duvall’s Faerie Tale Theatre, Popular Mechanics for Kids, Popeye, The Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers, Wire in the Blood, the Peter Jennings Reporting documentaries, Edward R. Murrow's Person to Person, Most Haunted, Lost Tomb of Jesus, McLeod's Daughters and numerous BBC classic television programs, including the BBC's 1966 version of The Three Musketeers.

Koch Vision recently signed a distribution deal to distribute fitness star John Basedow's Fitness Made Simple program, [1] and also announced the acquisition of several classic BBC television programs.[2]

Koch Vision also partners with and represents properties from ABC News, CBS, BBC, Condé Nast Publications, Hearst Communications, PBS, Ragdoll Productions, E.W. Scripps Company, and other major international producers and content owners.


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