Companies
- Paramount Motion Pictures Group, a motion picture holding company owned by Viacom
- Paramount Pictures, a motion picture studio
- Paramount Vantage, specialty film division of Paramount Pictures
- CBS Paramount Television, a television studio and library
- Paramount Television, former incarnation of CBS Paramount Television
- Paramount Home Entertainment, a division of Paramount Pictures for home video distribution
- United Paramount Network (UPN), a defunct American television network
- Paramount Television Service, a failed commercial television network from the late 1970s
- Paramount Parks, a defunct chain of theme parks
- Paramount Communications, company known as Gulf and Western Industries until 1989
- Paramount Comedy 1, UK television station
- Paramount Comedy 2, UK television station
- Paramount Comedy (Spain), a television channel in Spain
- Paramount Resources, a Canadian petroleum company
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