Apex Entertainment
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| Industry | Radio and television broadcasting, movie production |
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| Headquarters | Rucesion, Temuair |
Area served | Worldwide |
Key people | CEO: |
| Revenue |  13.2 billion |
| Subsidiaries | Apex Broadcasting Company Apex Records Apex Studios Teleview |
Apex Entertainment is an entertainment media company based in Rucesion, Temuair and providing worldwide media broadcasting and entertainment services. Its holdings including Apex Broadcasting Company, one of the largest radio and television providers in the nation, as well as Apex Records, a music company based in Fife.
As one of the largest entertainment companies in Temuair, Apex has sought to diversify its media outlets over the years and is now heavily involved in both radio and television broadcasting as well as film making. As of 2015, Apex owned and operated 243 FM and AM radio stations in Temuair, as well as 17 satellite radio channels, and has over 100 affiliated television stations. In 2010, Apex bought and absorbed Iron Gate Productions, re-branding it as Apex Studios, one of the largest film studios in Temuair.
History
Operations
Radio
As of 2015, Apex owned and operated 243 FM and AM radio stations in Temuair, as well as 17 satellite radio channels.
Recording
Apex Records is one of several major record labels in Temuair and holds contracts with a large percentage of notable celebrities in Temuair.
Television
Apex Broadcasting Company is one of the largest television broadcasting companies in the nation and has affiliate stations in every many city of Temuair.
In addition, Apex owns a variety of networks which provide basic cable television in various regions, including Teleview, <and others>
Internet
In 2012, Apex launched a digital music streaming and automated music recommendation service known as Apex Radio, and branded as "Apexio". Apexio allows users to select music by artist, song title, or genre and plays music similar to the users selection and to rate the songs played. In addition, Apexio will provide the user with options to purchase tracks or albums played. Though the exact programming and criteria used by Apexio sophisticated selection software is unknown and considered a secret by Centennial, it is know it draws from over 2,000 distinct musical traits and qualities when evaluating which songs should be played based on user input. It is believed such qualities as rhythm syncopation, key tonality, vocal harmonies, and displayed instrumental proficiency are utilized by the program.
It is a direct competitor to the more popular Pícaro.