WarnerMedia

American media conglomerate

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April 8 2022 The merger between WarnerMedia and Discovery, Inc. was completed, creating Warner Bros. Discovery.
April 6 2022 Additional WarnerMedia executives including Jennifer Biry, Jim Cummings, Tony Goncalves, Christy Haubegger, Jim Meza, and Richard Tom confirm their departures.
April 5 2022 Jason Kilar, Ann Sarnoff, and Andy Forssell announce they are stepping down from their roles.
March 25 2022 AT&T announces it will spin off WarnerMedia on April 8, marking its exit from the entertainment business.
February 23 2022 Announcement that the WarnerMedia-Discovery merger will close on April 8.
February 10 2022 Discovery shareholders vote to approve the WarnerMedia merger.
February 9 2022 United States Department of Justice approves the WarnerMedia-Discovery merger.
February 1 2022 AT&T announces spinning off WarnerMedia in a $43 billion deal. Brazilian antitrust regulator Cade approves the merger.
January 26 2022 Merger between WarnerMedia and Discovery, Inc. expected to close in the second quarter of 2022.
January 5 2022 The Wall Street Journal reports WarnerMedia and ViacomCBS are exploring a potential sale of The CW network.
December 22 2021 European Commission approves the WarnerMedia-Discovery merger, scheduled to be completed on April 8, 2022.
November 2021 Discovery and WarnerMedia discuss combining HBO Max and Discovery+ streaming services, and Discovery announces plans to rename itself Warner Bros. and convert its stock.
September 2021 WarnerMedia sells TMZ to Fox Corporation for approximately $50 million.
August 2021 Crunchyroll acquisition by Sony's Funimation was completed.
June 2021 Electronic Arts purchases the mobile gaming studio Playdemic from Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment.
May 17 2021 AT&T announced its proposal to sell WarnerMedia in a merger with Discovery, Inc. to form a new publicly traded company, Warner Bros. Discovery.
May 16 2021 AT&T enters talks with Discovery, Inc. about merging WarnerMedia, proposing a publicly traded company to be divided between shareholders.
December 21 2020 WarnerMedia acquired You.i TV, an Ottawa-based developer of cross-platform video streaming app tools.
August 10 2020 WarnerMedia consolidated its entertainment-based networks under a new unit called WarnerMedia Studios & Networks Group.
May 27 2020 HBO Max streaming service was launched.
April 1 2020 Jason Kilar, former Hulu chief, took over as WarnerMedia CEO.
March 4 2019 AT&T announced a major reorganization of its broadcasting assets, breaking up Turner Broadcasting System into WarnerMedia Entertainment and WarnerMedia News & Sports.
June 14 2018 AT&T closed the acquisition of Time Warner. Jeff Bewkes stepped down as CEO, and John Stankey took over. The company was renamed WarnerMedia the next day.
June 12 2018 District Judge Richard J. Leon ruled in favor of AT&T, allowing the acquisition to proceed without conditions or remedies.
June 12 2018 AT&T's proposed merger with Time Warner was confirmed after winning an antitrust lawsuit filed by the U.S. Justice Department in 2017.
March 15 2017 The European Commission approved the merger between AT&T and Time Warner.
February 15 2017 Time Warner shareholders approved the merger with AT&T.
October 22 2016 AT&T officially announced its intention to acquire Time Warner for $85.4 billion, valuing the company at $107.50 per share.
August 5 2014 Rupert Murdoch withdrew his offer to purchase Time Warner.
June 2014 Rupert Murdoch made an $80 billion bid for Time Warner, which was turned down by the board of directors.
June 6 2014 Time Inc. spin-off transaction was completed.
March 6 2013 Time Warner announced intention to spin off Time Inc. as a separate publicly traded company.
August 6 2012 Time Warner acquired Bleacher Report, a sports news website, placing it under Turner Sports division.
June 2012 Time Warner acquired Alloy Entertainment, a publisher and television studio.
May 2011 Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group acquired Flixster and Rotten Tomatoes.
August 2010 Time Warner agreed to acquire Shed Media for £100 million and Chilevisión.

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