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Warner Bros. Discovery is separating out its cable channels, too - AV Club
AV ClubStory by Unknown
scrn logline
Warner Bros. Discovery shakes up its cable empire, keeping networks in-house amidst industry upheaval.
beat sheet
- Unlike Comcast, Warner Bros. Discovery is not spinning off its linear TV channels, instead restructuring them into a new division to maintain control.
- The move bucks the industry trend of shedding legacy cable assets, signaling Warner Bros. Discovery's commitment to its traditional TV business in the face of streaming dominance.
call sheet
Mary Kate Carr, Warner Bros. Discovery, Comcast