Sony Wonder (founded as Sony Kids’ Music) is the kids and family entertainment arm of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. On July 6, 1993, Sony Wonder acquired video distribution rights to Nickelodeon's series. They released videos and soundtrack albums of the shows from then until 1996, two years after Viacom's purchase of Paramount Pictures. After Sony Wonder's contract with Nickelodeon expired, Nickelodeon videos from then on were mainly distributed by Paramount Home Media Distribution. Although Sony Wonder no longer distributes Nickelodeon videos and albums, current album releases under the Nick Records label are now distributed by Sony Music Entertainment.
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| - Sony Wonder (founded as Sony Kids’ Music) is the kids and family entertainment arm of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. On July 6, 1993, Sony Wonder acquired video distribution rights to Nickelodeon's series. They released videos and soundtrack albums of the shows from then until 1996, two years after Viacom's purchase of Paramount Pictures. After Sony Wonder's contract with Nickelodeon expired, Nickelodeon videos from then on were mainly distributed by Paramount Home Media Distribution. Although Sony Wonder no longer distributes Nickelodeon videos and albums, current album releases under the Nick Records label are now distributed by Sony Music Entertainment.
- 1996-1998 No Sony Wonder logo.
- Sony Wonder acquired the video and music distribution rights to Nickelodeon shows on July 6, 1993. They released videos and soundtrack albums of the shows from then until 1996, two years after Viacom's purchase of Paramount Pictures. After Sony Wonder's contract with Nickelodeon expired, Nickelodeon videos from then on were mainly distributed by Paramount Home Media Distribution (and CIC Video internationally until 1999). Although Sony Wonder no longer distributes Nickelodeon videos and albums, current album releases under the Nick Records label are now distributed by Sony Music Entertainment.
- Sony Wonder was the children's music and home video division of Sony Music Entertainment (later "Sony BMG Music Entertainment"). On June 20, 2007, Sony Wonder was moved from Sony BMG to Sony Pictures Home Entertainment as its kids’- and family-entertainment label.
- Sony Wonder was the children's division of Sony Music Entertainment. It was the distributor of Sesame Street albums and videos from 1995 to 2007. Some albums had previously been released on Columbia Records, Sesame Street Records and Golden Music, and some videos had previously been released on Random House Home Video. Some albums were later released on Koch Records, and some videos were later released on Genius Entertainment and Warner Home Video. The label also released two volumes of Dog City, as well as one of the soundtrack albums from Muppets from Space.
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| - Sony Wonder (founded as Sony Kids’ Music) is the kids and family entertainment arm of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. On July 6, 1993, Sony Wonder acquired video distribution rights to Nickelodeon's series. They released videos and soundtrack albums of the shows from then until 1996, two years after Viacom's purchase of Paramount Pictures. After Sony Wonder's contract with Nickelodeon expired, Nickelodeon videos from then on were mainly distributed by Paramount Home Media Distribution. Although Sony Wonder no longer distributes Nickelodeon videos and albums, current album releases under the Nick Records label are now distributed by Sony Music Entertainment.
- 1996-1998 No Sony Wonder logo.
- Sony Wonder was the children's division of Sony Music Entertainment. It was the distributor of Sesame Street albums and videos from 1995 to 2007. Some albums had previously been released on Columbia Records, Sesame Street Records and Golden Music, and some videos had previously been released on Random House Home Video. Some albums were later released on Koch Records, and some videos were later released on Genius Entertainment and Warner Home Video. The label also released two volumes of Dog City, as well as one of the soundtrack albums from Muppets from Space. The company's Sony Wonder Technology Lab continued to play the Count it Higher video months after the association between the two companies ended.
- Sony Wonder acquired the video and music distribution rights to Nickelodeon shows on July 6, 1993. They released videos and soundtrack albums of the shows from then until 1996, two years after Viacom's purchase of Paramount Pictures. After Sony Wonder's contract with Nickelodeon expired, Nickelodeon videos from then on were mainly distributed by Paramount Home Media Distribution (and CIC Video internationally until 1999). Although Sony Wonder no longer distributes Nickelodeon videos and albums, current album releases under the Nick Records label are now distributed by Sony Music Entertainment.
- Sony Wonder was the children's music and home video division of Sony Music Entertainment (later "Sony BMG Music Entertainment"). On June 20, 2007, Sony Wonder was moved from Sony BMG to Sony Pictures Home Entertainment as its kids’- and family-entertainment label.
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