US EditionWarner Bros. Discovery Details Post-Split Companies
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Warner Bros. Discovery has unveiled the future names and leadership team for the planned spin-off, effective mid-2026. The streaming and film businesses, including Warner Bros. TV, Motion Picture Group, DC Studios, HBO, and gaming, will be known simply as "Warner Bros."...Read the article: Warner Bros. Discovery: New Names and Leadership for Streaming and TV Business Starting in 2026 You can support us with every purchase you make through Amazon…
WBD unveils future company names, top leadership for 2026 split
Warner Bros. Discovery has announced the formal names and executive leadership for the two companies it will split into—Warner Bros. and Discovery Global. This strategic decision aims to streamline operations and better serve audiences across entertainment, sports, and news. Warner Bros. will encompass Streaming & Studios, housing powerhouse brands such as Warner Bros. Television, Motion […]
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TV Tech Industry NewsWBD reveals post-separation company names & leadership
Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) has announced corporate names and senior leadership appointments for when the company separates in mid-2026. Streaming & Studios, which will be home to Warner Bros Television, Warner Bros Motion Picture Group, DC Studios, HBO, HBO Max and Warner Bros Gaming Studios, as well as their film and television libraries, will be […]
The boom of streaming has displaced the traditional consumption of cable television. More than 70% of households in the US use streaming services, report Nielsen data. Vertical integration is giving way to specialized models that separate premium content and study production from news, sports and live TV operations. Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) confirmed the next split of its conglomerate into two independent entities, marking the end of a union…
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