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Q+M Agency (Formerly Known As: "Quack!Media") is a design, advertising, and publishing company, started by a young Al McWilliams in 2003. | '''Q+M Agency''' (Formerly Known As: "Quack!Media") is a design, advertising, and publishing company, started by a young Al McWilliams in 2003. | ||
''"I set up two folding chairs in an empty closet behind an Indian restaurant “office suite” and hired Jeff Jenkins and Serene Arena. Matt Rundell showed up a few months later and Quack!Media started making ridiculously low budget, but funny and effective educational videos"'' says McWilliams. <ref name="Company Blog Entry 1">[ | ''"I set up two folding chairs in <s>an empty closet behind an Indian restaurant</s> “office suite” and hired Jeff Jenkins and Serene Arena. Matt Rundell showed up a few months later and Quack!Media started making ridiculously low budget, but funny and effective educational videos"'' says McWilliams. <ref name="Company Blog Entry 1">[https://qandm.agency/quackmedia-becomes-qm/ Company Blog Entry]</ref> Those videos often featured [[Joe Hawley]] and [[Rob Cantor]]. | ||
Over the years, they expanded into advertising, television, music, and publishing. Their music label was started primarily for [[Tally Hall]], who were in need of financing their first full-length album, [[Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum]]. | Over the years, they expanded into advertising, television, music, and publishing. Their music label was started primarily for [[Tally Hall]], who were in need of financing their first full-length album, [[Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum]]. They published and released the 2005 version of Marvin's Marvellous Mechanical Museum, and they continued selling Tally Hall's albums, even selling the 2008 version of Marvin's Marvellous Mechanical Museum and [[Good & Evil]] on their online store up until 2014. | ||
In October 2016, Quack!Media changed its name to Q+M | In October 2016, Quack!Media changed its name to Q+M,<ref name="Company Blog Entry 1" /> ceased offering music publishing as a service, and no longer stock any Tally Hall merchandise. | ||
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