Warner Bros. As Zaslav retreats from his lofty passions, there will still be a gap in the knowledge.

Curated by It’s That Part™ — Originally published by Voting and Rights on June 9, 2025 5:20 pm.

&lt, url src=&#039, https: //npr. brightspotcdn.com/dims3/default/strip/false/crop/6192×4128+0+0/resize/6192×4128! /? url=http %3A %2F %2Fnpr-brightspot. s3. amazonaws.com %2F5d %2F12 %2F632c70824e71a2ee244af5947d64 %2Fzaslav-2023-large. jpg&#039, alt=&#039, Warner Bros. Discovery captain David Zaslav, shown at a New York Times function in 2023, announced on Monday that the business may be split, with its wire properties on the one hand and its streaming and Hollywood producers on the other. The company now has CNN, HBOMax, and Warner Bros. movie and television productions among its properties. ‘ /&gt,

Warner Bros. Separating streaming and producers from its wire programs, Discovery is being broken into two. Due to declining cable TV sales and mounting loan, the business has grown.

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