Universal Press Syndicate

Universal Press Syndicate, now known as Universal Uclick, is a company that distributes comic strips, editorial cartoons, and other forms of content to newspapers, magazines, and online platforms. Founded in 1970, it became known for syndicating popular features like "Peanuts" by Charles Schulz and "Dilbert" by Scott Adams. The company serves as a bridge between creators and publishers, ensuring that their works reach a wider audience. By organizing and distributing diverse media, Universal Press Syndicate plays a significant role in the landscape of print and digital entertainment.