AT&T’s WarnerMedia begins new round of layoffs amid reorganization
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AT&T’s WarnerMedia begins new round of layoffs amid reorganization

LA Times  

WarnerMedia is being hit with deep job cuts this week as Chief Executive Jason Kilar makes sweeping changes to the AT&T-owned entertainment company. The cuts come after WarnerMedia in August shed about 600 workers, primarily from its Burbank-based Warner Bros. studio, known for “Wonder Woman,” “The Big Bang Theory” and the Harry Potter movie franchise. Departing high-level studio executives in that round included Warner Bros. motion picture distribution chief Ron Sanders, worldwide television distribution chief Jeffrey Schlesinger and Chief Financial Officer Kim Williams. Warner Bros.’s superhero sequel “Wonder Woman 1984” is still planned for a Christmas theatrical release, but its position is precarious without cinemas open in Los Angeles and New York.

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