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Imagine, Dreamworks team up for Pop.com

Jennifer Mack ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 26 Oct 1999 07:55 BST

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Imagine Entertainment and Dreamworks SKG announced Monday they will team up to create Pop.com, a new Internet entertainment company. The site will focus on producing and broadcasting 1-6 minute streaming video segments.

The new company is an equal partnership between some of Hollywood's biggest players, including Steven Spielberg and Ron Howard. It will be funded by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen' s investment organization, Vulcan Ventures.

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