Warner Bros. Discovery Favors Discovery In Its Ongoing Streaming Restructure
Warner Bros. and Discovery insist their marriage is working. Although they’ve had to go through a little, shall we say, counseling.
Warner Bros. and Discovery insist their marriage is working. Although they’ve had to go through a little, shall we say, counseling.
On Tuesday, Warner Bros. Discovery held its first quarterly earnings report as Warner Media and Discovery newlyweds. The merger has only been closed for hardly two weeks, but the combined company is revving up for this year’s upfronts. Discovery, for one, reported a 5% YOY increase in ad revenue and 13% YOY growth in total revenue. The duo hopes to keep up the momentum by leaning into streaming with original content production.
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Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Big Discovery Fresh off the news that it will merge with WarnerMedia next year to create a media behemoth, Discovery Inc. reported powerhouse earnings in Q2. Discovery ended Q2 with 17 million direct-to-consumer subscribers, up from 11 million last quarter, netting the company $400 […]