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=== Background === | === Background === | ||
'''LK-TEL Video''' was a video label established in Argentina in 1986 in order to get help from The Coca-Cola Company to do commercialization of such films in the country, and then branched out into Chile in 1987 and Brazil in 1988, creating a regional South American video distributor. The company acted as the international distribution arm for RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video (now [[Sony Pictures Home Entertainment]]) as well as Vestron Video. The Argentinian arm became an affiliate of Video La Rioja S.A. on July 2, 1987, who also go on to launch a sublabel for low-budget movies, Videomega Entertainment. The Argentinian video arm became the first in the country to offer DVDs in 1998. The Brazilian arm eventually stopped distributing movies from Columbia TriStar in 1996 as the company set up its own Brazilian operations, and eventually be sold to Paris Filmes. The company was one of the major Argentinian video labels, along with [[Gativideo (Argentina)|Gativideo]] that went defunct in 2009. | '''LK-TEL Video''' was a video label established in Argentina in 1986 in order to get help from The Coca-Cola Company to do commercialization of such films in the country, and then branched out into Chile in 1987 and Brazil in 1988, creating a regional South American video distributor. The company acted as the international distribution arm for RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video (now [[Sony Pictures Home Entertainment]]) as well as Vestron Video. The Argentinian arm became an affiliate of Video La Rioja S.A. on July 2, 1987, who also go on to launch a sublabel for low-budget movies, Videomega Entertainment. The Argentinian video arm became the first in the country to offer DVDs in 1998. The Brazilian arm eventually stopped distributing movies from Columbia TriStar in 1996 as the company set up its own Brazilian operations, and eventually be sold to Paris Filmes. The company was one of the major Argentinian video labels, along with [[Gativideo (Argentina)|Gativideo]] that went defunct in 2009. | ||
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|LK-TEL Video and VideΩmega Entertainment| | |||
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|LK-TEL_Video_(1992-1996,_A).png|1st Logo (1986-1990, Argentina and Chile) | |||
|LK-TEL_Video_(1992-1996,_B).png|2nd Logo (1988-2000, Argentina) | |||
|VideΩmega Entertainment (1989-1992).png|3rd Logo (1989-1992, Argentina) | |||
|LK-TEL_Video_(1992-1996,_D).png|4th Logo (1989-1992, Brazil) | |||
|LK-TEL_Video_(1992-1996,_C).png|5th Logo (1990-2004, Chile) | |||
|VideΩmega Entertainment (1992).png|6th Logo (1992-1993?, Argentina) | |||
|LK-TEL_Video_(1996-2000).png|7th Logo (1992-2002, Brazil) | |||
|LK-TEL_Video_(2000-2009).png|8th Logo (2000-2009, Argentina) | |||
|LK-TEL_Video_(2004)_(Taken_from_the_Chilean_VHS_of_Spider-Man_2).png|9th Logo (2004-2006, Chile) | |||
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|LK-TEL Filmes| | |||
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|LK-TEL_Filmes_(2002)_(Taken_from_the_Brazilian_DVD_of_Serendipity).png|(2002-2005) | |||
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==LK-TEL Video and VideΩmega Entertainment== | ==LK-TEL Video and VideΩmega Entertainment== | ||
===1st Logo (1986-1990, Argentina and Chile)=== | ===1st Logo (1986-1990, Argentina and Chile)=== | ||