David Haddad is exiting his role as president of games at Warner Bros. Discovey but staying on for three months to help kick off the search for a successor.
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CNN To Lay Off Hundreds As It Shifts Focus To Digital GrowthWarner Bros. Discovery’s CNN plans to lay off hundreds of employees Thursday as the company shifts its focus toward a global digital audience, according to sources. The layoffs come alongside changes ...
Peaking at 364,000 viewers, Friday's Unrivaled 3×3 doubleheader became the most-watched women's basketball broadcast in TNT history.
This was the stock's fourth consecutive day of gains.
About 6 percent of jobs, or about 200 people will be cut but the company is actively recruiting for hundreds of new roles, ...
CNN announced it's laying off about 6% of its workforce as it takes the next step in a restructuring plan aimed at producing $1 billion in digital revenue by 2030.
A new movie following Gremlins and Gremlins 2: The New Batch is reportedly in the works at Warner Bros. Discovery.
CNN CEO Mark Thompson said its parent company Warner Bros. Discovery is going to invest $70 million to support the company's digital transformation.
After months of speculation, CNN cut 6% of its TV news staff, while continuing to add talent focused on digital products. Expect more shifts like this for TV news.
CNN is cutting 6% of its workforce as the news organization tries to reinvent itself for TV’s digital future. Facing an exodus of viewers and a systemic decline in pay TV subscriptions, the Warner ...
David Haddad will stay in the role while a successor is sought.
David Haddad, who has served as Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment president for 12 years, is leaving the company.
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