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Since this consolidation, BBC Studios has handled all home media releases of [[Doctor Who]] via 2Entertain, vinyl releases of existing TV episodes via Demon Music Group, and is in charge of negotiating & granting commercial licenses with [[Big Finish Productions]], Penguin Random House and UKTV, for ''Doctor Who'' and its spinoffs. | Since this consolidation, BBC Studios has handled all home media releases of [[Doctor Who]] via 2Entertain, vinyl releases of existing TV episodes via Demon Music Group, and is in charge of negotiating & granting commercial licenses with [[Big Finish Productions]], Penguin Random House and UKTV, for ''Doctor Who'' and its spinoffs. | ||
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BBC Studios began receiving a co-credit for production of the show alongside [[BBC Wales]] during [[series 10]], later gaining the sole credit from [[series 11]] onwards. | |||
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Revision as of 17:26, 20 August 2021
BBC Studios is the commercial subsidiary of the British Broadcasting Corporation.
History
Foundation
BBC Studios came into existence in April of 2016, as a result of a year-long operation to reorganise the BBC's internal non-news television production units into their own commercial subsidary.
Absorption of BBC Worldwide
In 2017, it was announced that BBC Worldwide would be subsumed by BBC Studios. This was done to consolidate the production and distribution of their non-news programming under one company.
Since this consolidation, BBC Studios has handled all home media releases of Doctor Who via 2Entertain, vinyl releases of existing TV episodes via Demon Music Group, and is in charge of negotiating & granting commercial licenses with Big Finish Productions, Penguin Random House and UKTV, for Doctor Who and its spinoffs.
Doctor Who
BBC Studios began receiving a co-credit for production of the show alongside BBC Wales during series 10, later gaining the sole credit from series 11 onwards.
