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Is Dick Clark Productions a public company for shareholders to invest in?
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Dick Clark Productions incorporated is a diverse entertainment enterprise. The company is the leading independent producer of a wide range of television programing including award shows, entertainment and comedy specials, Talk Shows, Game Shows, and childrens programming. As far as investing goes the key to that description is that it is independent so no it is not a public company. See link to the right for more info about this company.
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