Warner Bros. Television

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1955–1967	1967–1970	1970–1972	1972, 1985–2005	1972–1985	1985–present


1993–present	1998 (75th anniversary logo)	2000-present	2001–present	2005 (50 Years of Quality)

Warner Bros. Television Division

1955–1967

Warner Bros.-Seven Arts

1967–1970

Warner Bros. Television

1970–1972

1972, 1985–2005

1972–1985

1985–present

1993–present

1998 (75th anniversary logo)

Warner Bros. Pictures 75 Years Entertaining The World

2000–present

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2001–present

2005 (50 Years of Quality)

Warner Bros. Television 50 Years of Quality

¹Co-owned with Village Roadshow.
²Assets owned by ViacomCBS.
³Co-owned with ViacomCBS.
⁴Co-owned with Scholastic.
⁵Joint venture with Sony Pictures Entertainment and Singtel.

V • T • E

WarnerMedia

Part of AT&T

International channels:
Adult Swim:
Canada¹⁴ | UK and Ireland¹⁶

Boing:
Africa | France | Italy | Spain

Cartoonito:
Worldwide | Spain

Toonami:
France | Africa | India

Warner/WB:
Asia | France | Latin America | India

TruTV:
Latin America | UK & Ireland | Asia

Other assets:
Central European Media Enterprises (75%) | HBO Max | HBO Now | HBO Go (Latin America) | iStreamPlanet

AT&T Sports Networks:
AT&T SportsNet Pittsburgh | Root Sports Northwest¹¹ | AT&T SportsNet Rocky Mountain | AT&T SportsNet Utah | AT&T SportsNet Southwest

CDF:
Básico | Premium | HD | Estadio CDF

Other assets:
Bleacher Report | Turner Sports

Predecessor companies:
Warner Communications | Time Inc. | Turner Broadcasting System | America Online

Notes
¹Co-owned by Village Roadshow.
²Assets owned by ViacomCBS.
³Was co-owned with Columbia Pictures.
⁴Co-owned with ViacomCBS.
⁵Joint venture with TV18.
⁶Joint venture with Nine Media Corporation.
⁷Joint venture with Trans Media.
⁸HBO Latin America Group has distribution to networks owned by a joint venture of A&E Networks and Ole Communications.
⁹Co-owned by Scholastic.
¹⁰Will take 10% of Hulu.
¹¹Owns 40% with 60% being owned by the Seattle Mariners.
¹²Co-owned with Major League Baseball, Comcast, Cox Communications and Charter Communications.
¹³Co-owned with Sony Pictures Television.
¹⁴Licensed to Corus Entertainment.
¹⁵Joint venture with Sony Pictures Entertainment and Singtel.
¹⁶Licensed to Channel Four Television Corporation.

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 ==See also==

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Changes: Warner Bros. Television

Revision as of 06:07, October 19, 2019

Warner Bros. Television Division

1955–1967

Warner Bros.-Seven Arts

1967–1970

Warner Bros. Television

1970–1972

1972, 1985–2005

1972–1985

1985–present

1993–present

1998 (75th anniversary logo)

2000–present

2001–present

2005 (50 Years of Quality)

See also