Warner Syndication and Broadcasting[]
1934-1959[]
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Jack Warner formed Warner Syndication and Broadcasting as a comic strip company and TV station studio andd a division of Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. They contains Looney Magazine, formed in 1934, now defunct in 1957 with the last comic strip being Lost Looney Tunes Cartoons.
Public Domain Magazine[]
1959-1966[]
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They renamed the company to Public Domain Magazine in 1959, with a public-domain magazine selection of the pre-1923 films and post-1923 films.
1966-1972
In 1968, Kaiser Industries acquires Public Domain Magazine from Warner Bros.-Seven Arts. In 1972, it merged into Kaiser Broadcasting.