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* '''March''': Months after its formation, New Line Home Video secures a distribution deal with RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video.

* '''April''': Viking Entertainment is an in-name only unit of Handleman Company. As a result, Video Treasures takes over marketing and distribution of the Burbank Video label.

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* '''May''': New Line Cinema (via New Line Home Video) acquired video rights to titles from Nelson Entertainment.

* '''May''':

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** New Line Cinema (via New Line Home Video) acquired video rights to titles from Nelson Entertainment.

* '''June''': Sony announces that it will acquire 50% of RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video from General Electric.

* '''July''':

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* '''August''': SVS was renamed to SVS/Triumph Home Video and it was quickly absorbed into RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video.

* '''September''': The acquisition of General Electric's stake in RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video was completed and it was renamed to Columbia TriStar Home Video.

* '''October''': Turner Broadcasting System had bought out Hanna-Barbera and merged Hanna-Barbera Home Video into Turner Home Entertainment.

* '''November''': Playboy Video left HBO Video and joined Uni Distribution Corporation.

* National Geographic Video, after five years with Vestron, begins mail-order distribution.