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   Premium Content05/14/2025 Back to the Future for WBDThe more things change, the more they stay the same, even if it takes two years. 
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   Premium Content04/12/2023 Max Programming Lineup ActivatedMax will hit the scene with a huge library of content, but the programming pipeline has also been filled with heavy hitters from Warner Bros. Discovery’s vault. 
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   Premium Content10/25/2022 WBD Details Restructuring Cost, DC’s FutureWarner Bros. Discovery will take on approximately $3.2-4.3 billion in charges against its 3Q22 earnings as a result of merger-related actions, according to an 8-K filed Monday. In a further breakdown, the programmer attributed $2-2.5 billion of the charges to strategic content programming assessments leading to content impairment and development write-offs; $800 million-$1.1 billion to organization restructuring costs including severance, retention, relocation and other related costs; and $400-700 million in facility consolidation activities and other contract termination costs. 
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   Premium Content08/15/2022 WBD Layoffs Hit HBO and HBO MaxHBO and HBO Max laid off approximately 70 employees Monday, part of the ongoing initiative to streamline Warner Bros. Discovery post-merger. 
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   Premium Content07/18/2022 PeopleHBO and HBO Max Chief Content Officer Casey Bloys will remain with the company for five years after agreeing to a new deal. His previous contract was set to expire in late 2023 or early 2024, but the new deal will begin immediately. 
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   Premium Content02/24/2022 Zaslav Promises Controlled Content SpendDavid Zaslav isn’t afraid to open Warner Bros Discovery’s piggy bank and spend money on additional content once he takes the combined company’s reins, but only in situations where it makes sense.