AT&T and Warner Media: A Failed Love Affair

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AT&T and Warner Media: A Failed Love Affair

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Jun 3, 2021

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Continuing our history of Warner Bros/Time Warner/WarnerMedia, we look at how the failed merger of AOL Time Warner shook out. Then we explore how the media landscape changed rapidly in the 2000s. And we learn why AT&T bought WarnerMedia only to turn around and sell it off again.
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Jun 3, 2021

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