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Discovery

Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. operates as a media and entertainment company. It creates and distributes a portfolio of content and brands across television, film, and streaming. Its brands and products include Discovery Channel, discovery+, CNN, CNN+, DC, Eurosport, HBO, HBO Max, HGTV, Food Network, Investigation Discovery, TLC, TNT, TBS, truTV, Travel Channel, MotorTrend, Animal Planet, Science Channel, Warner Bros. Pictures, New Line Cinema, Cartoon Network, Adult Swim, and Turner Classic Movies. The company is headquartered in New York, NY.

Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. is a premier global media and entertainment company, which engages in the provision of a differentiated portfolio of content, brands, and franchises across television, film, streaming, and gaming. It operates through the following segments: Studios, Networks, Direct-to-Consumer (DTC), and Corporate. The Studios segment includes producing and releasing feature films for initial exhibition in theaters, producing and initial licensing television programs to networks services as well as third parties, distributing films and television programs to various third party, internal television, and streaming services, distribution through the home entertainment market related consumer products, and themed experience licensing and interactive gaming. The Networks segment focuses on domestic and international television networks. The DTC segment is involved in premium pay-television and streaming services. The company was founded on June 17, 1985 and is headquartered in New York, NY.

Discovery Communications

AT&T

The deal, which isn't slated to close until next year, will create a new publicly traded company that will enter a streaming arena that has been flooded in the past two years with new players including those owned by AT&T and Discovery, which operate HBO Max and Discovery+, respectively.

How AT&T-Discovery deal affects consumers, rivals

AT&T just announced the spinoff and combination of WarnerMedia and Discovery completing the transformation back to what it does best, cellular service and internet. The new combination sets up WarnerMedia to be a very attractive standalone entity and frees up needed capital for investment in the network at AT&T.

AT&T's WarnerMedia Spin-Off Is Absolutely Brilliant, Here Is The Math Behind The Deal

The deal will complement WarnerMedia's entertainment content with Discovery's non-fiction and sports content. According to my calculations, the valuation of the NewCo is approximately $99 billion.

The First Glance At AT&T And Discovery's Deal

This deal creates a media giant that will be more competitive in the current streaming wars, which is great for shareholders. AT&T will be able to reduce its debt load massively, which could result in upside potential as the market will worry less about debt levels.

AT&T-Discovery Deal: Great For Shareholders, But With An Undercover Dividend Cut

Discovery (DISCA) and WarnerMedia are set to merge and this will intensify competition in the streaming market space, currently dominated by Netflix (NFLX), Amazon (AMZN) and Disney+.

Discovery-WarnerMedia Merger to Rev Up Streaming Competition

The new tie-up is intriguing for Discovery, but disappointing for AT&T.

Why Discovery Is a Better Buy Than AT&T After the Blockbuster Merger

Discovery CEO David Zaslav has signed a new contract to remain head of the company through 2027, sources told Axios on Tuesday. The news comes after US telecom giant AT&T announced on Monday it would spin off its WarnerMedia content unit — which includes HBO, TNT, CNN, and Warner Bros. — and merge it with media company Discovery.

Discovery CEO David Zaslav has reportedly signed a new contract through 2027. He's set to lead a new streaming giant formed through Discovery's merger with WarnerMedia.

In what could easily be the year's biggest media deal, AT&T announced it will spin off its WarnerMedia assets and combine them with Discovery in a blockbuster $43 billion tie-up that's shaking up the entertainment industry and already there are winners and losers.

Winners & losers in Discovery's marriage with AT&T's WarnerMedia

AT&T Inc's $43 billion deal on Monday to spin out its WarnerMedia business and combine it with Discovery Inc was among the most ambitious yet in the streaming era. Media bankers and analysts said it will not be the last.

AT&T-Discovery deal puts pressure on streaming video rivals

One of the biggest megamergers in the entertainment industry — between streaming assets from AT&T Inc (NYSE: T) and Discovery Communications (NASDAQ: DISCA) — was announced Monday. The Streaming Merger Deal: The deal combines the premium entertainment, sports and news assets from WarnerMedia, an AT&T unit, with Discovery Communications.

Why The Discovery-AT&T Deal Poses A Credible Threat In Streaming Wars

Twenty five years ago, David Zaslav was instrumental in getting the brand-new cable news channel MSNBC into homes, sparking a new era of cable competition.

What the WarnerMedia-Discovery deal means for CNN and Jeff Zucker

Discovery is an iconic brand in the cable world, as are CNN and HBO. Warner Bros., the home of franchises such as DC and Harry Potter, is one of the most influential studios in Hollywood. Now, all of those brands are coming together in hopes of not just surviving, but thriving in an media industry that is diving deeper into streaming.

Why you should care about Discovery and WarnerMedia merging

Comcast

ViacomCBS

Suddenly, both ViacomCBS and NBCUniversal seem subscale compared as they attempt to put together global streaming services.

Now that WarnerMedia and Discovery have tied the knot, the pressure's on ViacomCBS and NBCUniversal

Growth-focused invests get two new stocks to choose from, but dividend investors see their payout cut by half. And what it means for Netflix, Comcast, and ViacomCBS.

Here Are the Winners and Losers of the AT&T-WarnerMedia-Discovery Mega Deal

AT&T and Discovery will merge their media operations in a $43 billion deal that will create a new company overseeing CNN, HBO, TNT and TBS, along with Discovery's Food Network, HGTV and others.

AT&T will merge WarnerMedia operations with rival Discovery

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In just a few years, streaming video has exploded from just a couple of serious contenders to dozens of players. Here are nine of the biggest players to watch.

The "Who's Who" of Streaming Video Stocks

AT&T (T) and Discovery (DISCA) have agreed to combine their media assets to create a new publicly traded enterprise

AT&T & Discovery Merge Media Assets to Create Streaming Giant

AT&T's stock price could benefit from the company's spinoff of its WarnerMedia content unit, according to a team of Bank of America analysts.  On Monday AT&T said it would spin off its WarnerMedia content unit and merge it with Discovery. AT&T would get $43 billion in cash, debt securities, and WarnerMedia's retention of certain debt. AT&T shareholders are set to receive stock equating to 71% of the new company, with Discovery shareholders owning the remainder.

AT&T's stock could jump roughly 50% from current levels as its newly formed media conglomerate with Discovery unlocks value, BofA says

Discovery CEO David Zaslav and AT&T CEO John Stankey discuss the plan to combine WarnerMedia (CNN's parent company) and Discovery into a new standalone media company.

Discovery and AT&T CEOs discuss media deal

Since AT&T bought Time Warner in 2018 to compete with Netflix and Disney, the world of streaming video has only gotten more cutthroat.

Analysis: AT&T, Discovery deal highlights media's thirst to be like Netflix

Makan Delrahim, who as the Justice Department's antitrust chief during Donald Trump's administration challenged AT&T's combination with Time Warner, has a different view of the planned spinoff of WarnerMedia. “I wish both companies and Mr. Zaslav and Mr. Stankey the best,” Delrahim said, referring to David Zaslav, the CEO of Discovery, and John Stankey, the...

Makan Delrahim, DOJ Antitrust Chief Who Challenged AT&T-Time Warner Merger, Takes Different View Of WarnerMedia Spinoff

In a CNBC interview, Discovery CEO David Zaslav offered a lofty long-term subscriber target for the new company created out of a merger with AT&T's WarnerMedia.

David Zaslav sees 400 million streaming subscribers one day for combined Discovery-WarnerMedia

David Zaslav, the longtime chief executive of Discovery Communications Inc., will sit at the helm of AT&T Inc's WarnerMedia division and Discovery's combined media company.

AT&T Discovery taps David Zaslav as CEO: What to know

The pace of strategic combinations is picking up momentum.

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