Warner Bros. Discovery splits cable and streaming into two units, aiming for growth in both markets as cord-cutting accelerates.
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Warner Bros. Discovery Splits Cable and Streaming Warner Bros. Discovery Splits Streaming and Cable in Bold Restructuring Move Facing the relentless shift in viewer behavior and a rapidly evolving entertainment market, Warner Bros. Discovery is restructuring its business by splitting cable and streaming operations . This strategic pivot directly answers growing investor and audience concerns about profitability and focus in an era of cord-cutting. By forming two standalone divisions—one for streaming and studios, and the other for traditional cable networks—WBD aims to optimize growth opportunities for each while responding to how consumers now watch content. Image Credits:Warner Bros. Discovery Why Warner Bros. Discovery Is Separating Streaming from Cable The decision to split into two distinct public companies signals Warner Bros. Discovery’s commitment to long-term clarity and growth. The Streaming & Studios division will house powerhouse brands such as HBO, HBO Max, Warner Bros. Television, DC Studios, and…