Lone Star Media
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 Headquarters at the Austin Media Center | |
| Public | |
| Industry | Mass media |
| Founded | March 14, 1998 |
| Founder | Max Albright |
| Headquarters | Austin Media Center, Grand Llano, Brazos Province, Brazoria |
Area served | Anglo-America, Asia (East Asia and Southeast Asia) |
Key people | Lewis Albright (CEO and chair) |
| Owner | Media Corporation |
Number of employees | 9,200 (2020) |
| Parent | Eagle Inc. |
| Divisions |
Lone Star Entertainment Lone Star Television Lone Star News Lone Star Sports |
Lone Star Media, alternatively and commonly known by its trading name Lone Star, is a Brazorian mass media company operated and controlled by Max Albright and is headquartered at the Austin Media Center in Grand Llano, Brazos Province. The company was founded in 1998 by Albright during the first decade after the dissolution of theBrazorian People's Republic and the end of communist rule as part of a general expansion of the Media Corporation, the latter of which is Lone Star Media's parent company via Eagle Inc.
The company's current CEO is Lewis Albright. Prominent divisions of the company includes entertainment-based Lone Star Television, Lone Star Entertainment and sports-based Lone Star Sports. The company is involved in news as well with Lone Star News and Lone Star Radio, the latter includes both news and non-news/non-political content.
History
Formation
Max Albright, the founder of Lone Star Media, was born in Brazoria during communist rule in the country. He developed an interest in media and entertainment, but sought opportunities in the Kingdom of Sierra as the ideologically mandated restrictions and censorship imposed by the socialist government was seen as creatively stifling for him and hindered his overall goals. He would move to Sierra in 1980 and would soon get a job at the Media Corporation two months later, starting out as an executive at the Eagle Broadcasting Corporation, later becoming a contributor and executive at EBN News by 1984. He chose an on the ground reporter that same year and would later cover the Yellowrose Revolution in 1989 that would bring about the fall of the Brazorian People's Republic and ended communist rule. Albright would help establish the Media Corp's branch in Brazoria following the Yellowrose revolution with the long-term goal of establishing an independent affiliate company in the country.
New millennium
Present day
Organization
Board of directors
- Max Albright (Owner and chairman)
- Lewis Albright (CEO and executive chairman)
Executive management
Subsidiaries
Entertainment
Telvision and film
News and politics
See also
| Sierran Pictures |  | |
|---|---|---|
| Media Core | ||
| Eagle Inc | ||
| Aurora Media, Inc. | ||
| Media Streaming | ||
| Location | ||
- Start-class articles
- Altverse II
- Television (Altverse II)
- Lone Star Media
- 1998 establishments in Brazoria
- Brazorian companies established in 1998
- Media Corporation subsidiaries
- Mass media companies of Brazoria
- Companies based in Grand Llano
- Broadcasting companies of Brazoria
- Mass media companies established in 1998