Studios behind Harry Potter films to undergo 400,000 sq ft expansion by 2027, in boost to struggling industry The Warner Bros studios behind the Harry Potter film series are to undergo a major ...
It looks like Warner Bros. Montreal, the developers behind Batman: Arkham Origins and Gotham Knights, has already entered production on its next game, which many are speculating is another title ...
Warner Bros Discovery's newest earnings report revealed that its Q3 revenue increased by 2% year-on-year to $10 billion, but the firm also intends to expand its games to live and free-to-play ...
Warner Bros. plans to turn its popular franchises into live services, aiming to extend game support for three to four years and generate more post-purchase revenue. Recent releases like Mortal ...
Warner Bros Discovery has announced a major expansion of the UK studios where much of the Barbie movie was filmed. The project will see capacity of the Leavesden facility near London growing by ...
Hit movie Barbie contributed more than £80m to the UK economy during filming, according to Warner Bros. The studio said the ...
Warner Bros. Discovery, Taiwan Mobile and the Taiwan Creative Content Agency have signed a multi-year memorandum of understanding to create and distribute Taiwanese original content locally and ...
NASCAR fans will have to cut the cord to watch at least five Cup races starting in 2025. That was part of the media rights ...
The 'Barbie' movie contributed $100 million to the U.K. economy, including the creation of 685 jobs and employment of 6000 ...
Warner Bros. made the comments in a written submission to the UK Parliament’s influential Culture, Media, and Sport Committee, which is holding an inquiry on high-end film and TV. The studio ...
A Warner Bros. executive reveals that the company plans to turn its most important franchises into live services, supporting them for longer periods. Warner Bros. plans to turn its popular ...
Warner Bros. Discovery has said British laws that restrict the period distributors can require exhibitors to screen their films may now be “outdated,” and it is time for the UK government to ...
