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*Have one of their releases aired on television or a paid service. |
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*Have news coverage of either the company, their logo, or one of their releases. |
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Notability
AVID currently boasts around x articles.
General guidelines=
A company, studio, or station must fulfill one of the following:
- Have one of their releases screened theatrically.
- Have one of their releases screened in a festival.
- Have an official distributor.
- Have one or more physical releases.
- Have one of their releases aired on television or a paid service.
- Have news coverage of either the company, their logo, or one of their releases.
- Personal blogs and comments do not count as notable news coverage.
- Have one of their releases nominated for and/or won at least one award.
- Have one of their releases funded by the government or at least three companies.
Special cases
Online channels and streams
For online channels and streams (YouTube, Vimeo, Dailymotion, etc.), they must have either a minimum of 500,000 subscribers/followers or have news coverage. Personal blogs and comments do not count as notable news coverage.
Television stations
Television stations are generally exempt from these guidelines.
Website and wikis
Websites and wikis must have a minimum of 1,000 pages.
