Head of Warner Bros. urged studio staff to focus
Head of Warner Bros. Kevin Tsujihara sent an open letter to his subordinates, in which he commented on the sale of the parent company Time Warner to the telecom giant AT&T. The full text of the message is given by Variety. According to Tsujihara, he fully supports his boss Jeff Bukes' decision to sell Time Warner, as "it will help the company get closer to its core customers, which is one of the most important strategic goals for Warner Bros." "I am aware of the sense of uncertainty that has emerged in the workplace right now, but we need to stay focused to keep Warner Bros. at the forefront of the industry. The deal will take about 12 months to complete, so we will continue to work as usual. in the foreseeable future, "he stressed. Tsujihara believes that "this deal was not made to cut costs, but to open up new prospects for growth." As a reminder, on October 23, 2016, it was announced that AT & T is acquiring Time Warner with all of its assets for $ 86 billion. The experts called the most valuable of them the HBO channel, which produces such successful television series as Game of Thrones, True Detective and others. Among the promising projects of Warner Bros. - a five-episode prequel to the Potterians called Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. The Topic of Article: Head of Warner Bros. urged studio staff to focus. |
