Warner Bros. Discovery is shifting its streaming strategy to focus on fewer, premium franchises while smartly licensing select titles like Scooby-Doo to Netflix to broaden reach and boost growth.

In this article Disney won the 2024 box office but has some dicey bets set for next year Warner Bros. is making franchise entries sit in the back Neon isn’t done scaring up theater attendance ...

Prior to joining Warner Bros in 2009, he worked in Disney’s corporate strategy and business development group as well as at ESPN.

Meanwhile, the company, along with partners Fox Corp. (FOXA) (FOX) and Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. (WBD), no longer will be going through with plans to pour content into Venu, which had been ...

Warner Bros. ended the quarter with 122.3 million subscribers, outpacing views for 119.46 million. That was an increase of 5.3 million subscribers vs. the fourth quarter, and up 22.7 million from ...

The cuts at Disney numbered in the hundreds. The figure for Warner Bros. Discovery is much smaller than that, though an exact number was not disclosed. Warner Bros. Discovery’s movie and TV ...

Disney, Warners Bros, Paramount, A24 and Angel Studios are the only five studios to date to post gains over the Jan. 1-June 15 time frame a year ago. Disney combined with 20th Century Studios is ...

Warner Bros. Discovery will split into two public companies by next year, calving off cable operations from its streaming service as the number of people “cutting the cord” rises.

An advertisement for Venu Sports, the sports streaming venture by Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery and Fox, hangs at the Fanatics Fest event in New York City on Aug. 16, 2024.