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Warner Bros. Discovery to spend more than $1 billion downsizing

Warner Bros. Discovery reports that it will incur up to $1.5 billion in costs to shrink the company, cancel programming and provide severance packages to laid-off workers, among other expenses.

Los Angeles Times · Oct 25, 2022

Bad winter coming for U.S. media companies

The new economic reality means layoffs, hiring freezes, and other cost-cutting measures.

Axios · Oct 25, 2022

Did Black Adam Save DC Comics? How The Rock Could Revive Warner Brothers Stock

Best known as the home of Batman and Superman, DC Comics has a library of hundreds of comic book characters. Parent company Warner Bros Discovery (NASDAQ: WBD) now appears to have a new hit superhero movie from the DC Comics universe.

Benzinga · Oct 24, 2022

SMRG and Warner Bros Discovery to launch new Arabic-language channel

CNN and HBO owner says new partnership with SRMG is ‘a solid step for us’

The Independent UK · Oct 10, 2022

Tony Khan Reflects on Three Years of ‘AEW Dynamite’

This week’s episode will mark the third anniversary of the company’s flagship TV show.

Sports Illustrated · Oct 5, 2022

SRMG, Warner Bros. Discovery Partner to Launch 'Asharq Discovery'

The Saudi Research and Media Group (SRMG), the MENA region's largest media group, entered into a long-term partnership with Warner Bros.

Asharq Al-Awsat · Sep 28, 2022

Mel Gibson claims Warner Bros Discovery merger is behind Lethal Weapon 5 delay

‘They chop everyone else up and throw them away and get new people,’ actor said of long-awaited fifth action instalment

The Independent UK · Sep 22, 2022

'Constantine 2' signals new life for DC movies — but at what cost?

17 years later, 'Constantine' is experiencing a resurrection. But what does it tell us about DC's on-screen future?

Inverse · Sep 20, 2022

2022 Emmys: Do the awards still matter in a TV business under siege?

LOS ANGELES — The 74th Emmy Awards were handed out Monday night with trademark glitz and self-deprecating humor, but this year’s show did little to mask the fear roiling the television industry.

Los Angeles Times · Sep 13, 2022

HBO Max: Animators say they're "clueless" and "confused" by sudden cancellations

Inverse spoke to the animators behind 'Infinity Train,' 'Mighty Magiswords,' and 'OK K.O.! Let’s Be Heroes,' who all had their shows removed from HBO Max without any notice.

Inverse · Sep 13, 2022