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David Zaslav, president and CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery ( No. 114 on the Fortune 500), will lead the streaming and studios ...

Warner Bros Discovery splits into two companies, separating streaming from cable networks. Atlanta's media hub faces ...

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Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) has announced plans to split its business into two publicly traded entities, Streaming & Studios ...

Warner Bros. Discovery is restructuring, creating separate entities for its streaming and cable operations to better align with media consumption trends and to strengthen each division's focus.

Warner Brothers Discovery announced on Monday that it would split into two companies as it seeks to better position itself for the streaming era amid declines in the conventional cable business.

In today’s Digest, we discuss media giants grappling with costs, the UK government considering social media time limits for ...