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American media and entertainment conglomerate
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Category: Arts & Culture
Formerly:
Time Warner Inc. (1990–2001; 2009–18) and AOL Time Warner (2001–09)
Date:
2001 - present
Headquarters:
New York City
Areas Of Involvement:
film
sound recording
Related People:
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Apr. 9, 2024, 2:58 AM ET (The Hollywood Reporter)
Two Years After WarnerMedia Merged With Discovery, Debt and Megadeal Questions Loom

WarnerMedia, one of the largest media and entertainment conglomerates in the world. It was founded as Time Warner following the merger of Warner Communications and Time Inc. in 1990, and after becoming a subsidiary of AT&T in 2018, it was renamed WarnerMedia. It consists of three major divisions: Home Box Office Inc. (HBO), Warner Bros. Pictures Inc., and Turner Broadcasting System Inc. Its products primarily encompass motion pictures and broadcast and cable television programming and distribution. Several former divisions in magazines, hardcover books, comic books, recorded music, and online services, including AOL, Time Warner Cable, and Warner Books, were spun ...(100 of 1376 words)

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