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1. money.cnn.com › 2016/10/23 › mediaThe Time Warner story: Consolidation, de-consolidation and re ...

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   Oct 23, 2016 · In 1989, Time Inc. agreed to a merger with Warner Communications, creating the largest media conglomerate in the world with a starting stock market value of $15.2 billion.

2. www.thedrum.com › news › 2022/04/12What you need to know about the Warner Bros Discovery merger

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   Apr 12, 2022 · In May 2021, after four tumultuous years, WarnerMedia’s holding company AT&T struck a deal with Discovery to create a new media entity and then relinquish control of the business it paid $85bn for.

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4. www.nytimes.com › 1984/01/08 › businessTHE BATTLE FOR SURVIVAL AT WARNER - The New York Times

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   Jan 8, 1984 · First, the Australian publisher filed his intention with the United States Justice Department to acquire between 25 percent and 49.9 percent of Warner Communications. Then, he asked the Federal...

5. library.fiveable.me › warner-communicationsWarner Communications - (Television Studies) - Fiveable

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   Warner Communications was a major American media and entertainment conglomerate, known for its involvement in film, television, and music. The company played a crucial role in the evolution of vertical integration within the entertainment industry by merging various aspects of production, distribution, and exhibition.

6. www.reuters.com › business › media-telecomDiscovery shareholders approve WarnerMedia acquisition

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   Mar 11, 2022 · The outcome was all but assured, as two of Discovery's major investors, John C. Malone and Advance/Newhouse, agreed to vote their shares in favor of the merger. They together represent 43% of ...

7. www.npr.org › sections › alltechconsideredThe AT&T-Time Warner Merger: What Are The Pros And Cons For ...

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   Oct 25, 2016 · AT&T wants to buy Time Warner for $85.4 billion, highlighting that the two giants don't compete. But the scope of the deal is already drawing criticism from lawmakers and presidential candidates.

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   What happened to Time Inc & Warner Communications?

   • In 1989, Time Inc. agreed to a merger with Warner Communications, creating the largest media conglomerate in the world with a starting stock market value of $15.2 billion. T he merger, much like the AT&T-Time Warner deal now, was portrayed as a seismic media shift, radically altering the industry.

   The Time Warner story: Consolidation, de-consolidation and re-consolid…

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   How has Time Warner changed over the years?

   • If that seems daunting, it's worth remembering that the history of Time Warner has been a story of consolidation, de-consolidation and re-consolidation that largely maps and explains broader changes in the industry. It is hardly the first time the company currently known as Time Warner has been at the vanguard of such changes.

   The Time Warner story: Consolidation, de-consolidation and re-consolid…

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   What happened to Time Warner?

   • The long era of consolidation seemed to be over. Instead, Time Warner entered a period of de-consolidation. Time Warner dropped AOL from its name in 2003 and spun the company off in 2009. (It spun off Time Warner Cable that same year.) In 2013, amid pressure on the publishing industry, it announced plans to spin off Time Inc. as a separate company.

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   Did discovery approve a $43 billion merger with WarnerMedia?

   • Discovery Inc (DISCA.O) shareholders approved the $43 billion merger with WarnerMedia on Friday, moving the deal one step closer to completion.

   Discovery shareholders approve WarnerMedia acquisition

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   Did AT&T buy Time Warner?

   • Telecom giant AT&T has reached an $85.4 billion deal to buy media titan Time Warner.

   The AT&T-Time Warner Merger: What Are The Pros And Cons For Cons…

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   Why did Time Warner buy AOL?

   • Seeking to adapt, Time Warner agreed to be purchased by Internet provider AOL for a whopping $350 billion -- the largest business merger in American history. Just as Time Inc. and Warner had brought together publishing and broadcasting, so Time Warner and AOL believed they could meld legacy media with digital.

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9. www.ibc.org › trends › analysis-what-the-warnermediaAnalysis: What the WarnerMedia and Discovery merger ... - IBC

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   May 20, 2021 · The recent decision by AT&T to spin off and merge its WarnerMedia unit with rival Discovery took many in the industry by surprise. Yet, the creation of the second-largest media company in the world by revenue after Disney, is strategically unsurprising. In the global streaming race the only way to compete is to be big.