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==History==
'''Central Park Media''' was an American multimedia entertainment company based in New York. It was formed in 1990. A year later, the company began distributing anime titles through the company's licensing label '''U.S. Manga Corps'''. The company begin distributing titles from other anime companies, like U.S. Renditions, The Right Stuf International, AnimEigo, A.D. Vision, Viz Video and Software Sculptors in order to create a national anime distributor to compete with [[Streamline Pictures]]. The company also distributed non-anime releases from Kit
Central Park would create another label, '''Anime 18''' in 1992, to release adult anime films, and would later buy Software Sculptors outright in the mid-1990s.
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Several people were defected from CPM in the late 1990s. John Sirabella, the founder of Software Sculptors and former CPM employee left CPM, while other companies started national distribution itself, and some companies jumping ship to [[Pioneer Entertainment]].
The company went
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