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Warner Bros. Discovery, formed in 2022 through the merger of WarnerMedia and Discovery, Inc., represents a major reshaping of the media landscape. WarnerMedia, originally a division of AT&T, brought with it the legacy of Warner Bros., known for its storied film and television productions, including the Harry Potter franchise and Game of Thrones. Discovery, Inc., known for its vast array of unscripted programming on networks like Discovery Channel and HGTV, expanded this portfolio into new realms. The merger created a content behemoth with a diverse range of offerings from scripted dramas and blockbuster movies to reality TV and documentary programming. With its vast content library and global reach, Warner Bros. Discovery aims to leverage its assets to compete robustly in the streaming wars, balancing high-profile franchises with extensive unscripted programming.
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