AT&T is restructuring its WarnerMedia business, according to a memo sent to employees on Monday and seen by Reuters, as it girds for a streaming video battle with Netflix and Walt Disney.
The restructuring comes ahead of an anticipated round of significant layoffs and cost cuts and right after the resignation of two high-profile executives - Richard Plepler, the head of HBO and David Levy, president of Turner Broadcasting — as AT&T aims to reinvest savings into its programming businesses.
“At a time when we must shift our investment focus to develop more content for specific and demanding
The restructuring comes ahead of an anticipated round of significant layoffs and cost cuts and right after the resignation of two high-profile executives - Richard Plepler, the head of HBO and David Levy, president of Turner Broadcasting — as AT&T aims to reinvest savings into its programming businesses.
“At a time when we must shift our investment focus to develop more content for specific and demanding