Televisa Home Entertainment Logo And Warning History (2001-2015)

About: Televisa Home Entertainment Was A Home Media Division Of TelevisaUnivision That Distributes TV Show And Movie Libraries From The Company's Franchise In The Documentary, Comedy, Telenovelas, Children's, Music, Specials, Sports, News, Drama, Action, Suspense, Science Fiction, Supernatural, Thriller, And Horror Genres On VHS, DVD, And Blu-Ray And Also A Video Game Publisher Based On TelevisaUnivision's Properties. It Was Seen Their TV Commercials On Various TelevisaUnivision Owned Networks. It Was Founded In 2001 As Televisa Video Originally It Distributes VHS Releases In Mexico Under Tycoon Home Video And A Short Lived VHS And DVD Release In The U.S.A Under Excalibur Media Group. In 2002 The Company Renamed As Televisa Home Entertainment And Signed A New Distribution Deal With Xenon Pictures A Company Targeted For Black Audiences And Markets Its Hispanic Audience in The U.S.A For The First Time. Its VHS And DVD Releases Under Its Espanol Name On Children's, Documentary And Comedy Libraries. Its Telenovela DVD Box Set Releases Under The Telenovelas Clasicas Populares And De Gran Exito Names From The Telenovela Library And Every Classic Movie Releases Under Its Peliculas Clasicas Banner. In 2009 TelevisaUnivision Ended Its Distribution Deal With Xenon Pictures And Signed Another Deal With Canadian American Distributor Gaiam Vivendi Entertainment (Formerly Vivendi Visual Entertainment) Owners Of Universal Music Group That Was Spun Off After NBCUniversal's Merger In 2004 And Sold To Comcast In 2013 To Release More TV Shows On DVD Box Sets. In 2010 TelevisaUnivision Launches Its Videogame Business To Release Games From Various Platforms Wii, Xbox 360, PS3, And IOS. In 2013 Digital Cinema Company Cinedigm Bought Gaiam Vivendi Entertainment For $51.5 Million And Cinedigm Becomes A New DVD Distributor For TelevisaUnivision. In 2015 TelevisaUnivision Ended Its Distribution Partnership With Cinedigm And The Company Decides To Stop Making DVDs In The U.S.A And Switch To Streaming On TelevisaUnivision Owned Streaming Platform VIX (Formerly PrendeTV) To Make More Money In Mexico And U.S.A.