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Line 10: BattleCorps was owned and run by [[InMediaRes]] Productions LLC, the parent company of [[Catalyst Game Labs]]. InMediaRes was founded in 2003 by [[Loren L. Coleman|Loren]] and Heather Coleman with the expressed purpose of licensing the right to publish new BattleTech fiction to the Internet from [[WizKids]].<ref>[http://www.wizkidsgames.com/wk_article.asp?cid=38058 InMediaRes Productions, LLC and WizKids, Inc in talks for rights to publish Classic BattleTech fiction]</ref> WizKids granted this license to IMR in the fall of 2003, which directly led to the creation of BattleCorps in August 2004.<ref>According to the BattleCorps website itself, at http://www.battlecorps.com/BC2/static.php?page=6 BattleCorps; site is now defunct</ref> BattleCorps was owned and run by [[InMediaRes]] Productions LLC, the parent company of [[Catalyst Game Labs]]. InMediaRes was founded in 2003 by [[Loren L. Coleman|Loren]] and Heather Coleman with the expressed purpose of licensing the right to publish new BattleTech fiction to the Internet from [[WizKids]].<ref>[http://www.wizkidsgames.com/wk_article.asp?cid=38058 InMediaRes Productions, LLC and WizKids, Inc in talks for rights to publish Classic BattleTech fiction]</ref> WizKids granted this license to IMR in the fall of 2003, which directly led to the creation of BattleCorps in August 2004.<ref>According to the BattleCorps website itself, at http://www.battlecorps.com/BC2/static.php?page=6 BattleCorps; site is now defunct</ref> − The first Managing Editor was Loren Coleman; [[Jason Schmetzer]] took over from Loren Coleman in 2008. In early 2016, [[John Helfers]] took over from Jason Schmetzer. + The current Managing Editor is [[Jason Schmetzer]], having taken over from Loren Coleman in 2008. BattleCorps provided most of its content in the form of [[w:PDF|PDF]] files for download. Individual special stories or other pieces of fiction aside, these files have a largely uniform layout. Until October 2012 they used to have a sidebar on the left, usually displaying the protagonist's House or unit crest; sometimes, artwork is also included. An alternate printer-friendly file was usually provided that is reduced to black-and-white text. This format had roughly 350 words per (full) page of text. BattleCorps provided most of its content in the form of [[w:PDF|PDF]] files for download. Individual special stories or other pieces of fiction aside, these files have a largely uniform layout. Until October 2012 they used to have a sidebar on the left, usually displaying the protagonist's House or unit crest; sometimes, artwork is also included. An alternate printer-friendly file was usually provided that is reduced to black-and-white text. This format had roughly 350 words per (full) page of text.
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BattleCorps was owned and run by [[InMediaRes]] Productions LLC, the parent company of [[Catalyst Game Labs]]. InMediaRes was founded in 2003 by [[Loren L. Coleman|Loren]] and Heather Coleman with the expressed purpose of licensing the right to publish new BattleTech fiction to the Internet from [[WizKids]].<ref>[http://www.wizkidsgames.com/wk_article.asp?cid=38058 InMediaRes Productions, LLC and WizKids, Inc in talks for rights to publish Classic BattleTech fiction]</ref> WizKids granted this license to IMR in the fall of 2003, which directly led to the creation of BattleCorps in August 2004.<ref>According to the BattleCorps website itself, at http://www.battlecorps.com/BC2/static.php?page=6 BattleCorps; site is now defunct</ref> | BattleCorps was owned and run by [[InMediaRes]] Productions LLC, the parent company of [[Catalyst Game Labs]]. InMediaRes was founded in 2003 by [[Loren L. Coleman|Loren]] and Heather Coleman with the expressed purpose of licensing the right to publish new BattleTech fiction to the Internet from [[WizKids]].<ref>[http://www.wizkidsgames.com/wk_article.asp?cid=38058 InMediaRes Productions, LLC and WizKids, Inc in talks for rights to publish Classic BattleTech fiction]</ref> WizKids granted this license to IMR in the fall of 2003, which directly led to the creation of BattleCorps in August 2004.<ref>According to the BattleCorps website itself, at http://www.battlecorps.com/BC2/static.php?page=6 BattleCorps; site is now defunct</ref> | ||
| − | The | + | The current Managing Editor is [[Jason Schmetzer]], having taken over from Loren Coleman in 2008. |
BattleCorps provided most of its content in the form of [[w:PDF|PDF]] files for download. Individual special stories or other pieces of fiction aside, these files have a largely uniform layout. Until October 2012 they used to have a sidebar on the left, usually displaying the protagonist's House or unit crest; sometimes, artwork is also included. An alternate printer-friendly file was usually provided that is reduced to black-and-white text. This format had roughly 350 words per (full) page of text. | BattleCorps provided most of its content in the form of [[w:PDF|PDF]] files for download. Individual special stories or other pieces of fiction aside, these files have a largely uniform layout. Until October 2012 they used to have a sidebar on the left, usually displaying the protagonist's House or unit crest; sometimes, artwork is also included. An alternate printer-friendly file was usually provided that is reduced to black-and-white text. This format had roughly 350 words per (full) page of text. | ||