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* PBS Home Video (tapes distributed directly by PBS instead of Turner Home Entertainment, Warner Home Video, or Paramount Home Entertainment) |
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== How to Tell == |
== How to Tell == |
Revision as of 09:18, 30 August 2023
History
FPVS started out as a subsidiary of Fleming-Potter. In 1991, it was bought out by Steven L. Whetzel and Charles J. Selden with backing from the Indiana National Bank. Since then, it's provided duplication and other video services for the Public Broadcasting Service and associated institutions, among other organizations.
Former names
- Fleming Packaging Company (1984-1991)
List of Customers
- Motorweek Home Video
- The New York Times
- PBS Home Video (tapes distributed directly by PBS instead of Turner Home Entertainment, Warner Home Video, or Paramount Home Entertainment)
- PBS Video
- Sesame Workshop (some Sesame Street resource tapes)
How to Tell
- Tapes will have in dark red printing a four-digit number followed by a six-digit date code. FPVS is printed below.
Locations
- Indianapolis, Indiana