List of assets owned by Time Warner

Time Warner Inc. is the world's second largest media company with major Internet, publishing, film, telecommunications and television divisions after Disney.

This is a listing of all of its brands, as shown at the company's website.

Current assets

HBO

• HBO
• Cinemax
• HBO Independent Productions
• HBO Multiplexes
• HBO on Demand
• Cinemax Multiplexes
• Cinemax on Demand
• HBO Video
• HBO Domestic and International Program Distribution
• HBO Films
• HBO Miniseries
• HBO Sports
• HBO Entertainment
• HBO Documentary Films
• Picturehouse (co-owned by New Line Cinema)
• HBO International
  • HBO Asia
  • HBO Europe
  • HBO Hungary
  • HBO India
  • HBO Poland
  • HBO Romania
• HBO Latin America Group
  • HBO Latin America
  • HBO Brazil
  • Warner Channel
  • E! Latin America
  • Cinemax Latin America

Turner Broadcasting System

• Turner Broadcasting International
  • Millennium Media Group
  • Chilevisión

• Turner Entertainment Networks
  • truTV
  • TBS
  • TNT
  • TCM
  • WPCH
  • truTV Original Productions
  • TNT Originals
  • TCM Productions
  • TBS Productions

• Turner Sports
  • NBC / Turner
  • NASCAR Races
  • Turner Sports & Entertainment Digital Network
    • Bleacher Report
    • NCAA.com
    • March Madness Live
    • PGA.com
    • NBA Digital (joint venture with the NBA)
      • NBA TV
      • NBA.com
      • NBA LEAGUE PASS
      • NBA Mobile
      • NBA Game Time App
      • NBADLEAGUE.com
      • WNBA.com
    • Turner Entertainment Digital Network
      • The Smoking Gun
  • Universal Wrestling Corporation (formerly World Championship Wrestling, Inc. - assets now owned by WWE, Inc.)

• TBS, Inc. Animation, Young Adults & Kids Media (AYAKM) division
  • Cartoon Network
  • Adult Swim
  • Boomerang
  • Cartoon Network Studios
  • Williams Street
  • Adult Swim Video
  • Cartoon Network Video

• CNN News Group
  • CNN U.S.
  • HLN
  • CNN en Español
  • CNN Latino
  • KBEH (co-owned by Viacom)
  • CNN International
  • CNN Radio
  • CNN Originals
  • HLN Productions
  • CNN Digital Network
    • CNN.com
    • CNNMoney.com
    • iReport
    • CNN Mobile
    • CNN Newsource
    • CNN ImageSource
    • CNN Wire
  • Turner Private Networks
    • Airport Network
    • AccentHealth Waiting Room Television Network
    • Turner Inflight Services
    • Amtrak Acela Network
    • Dealer Entertainment Network - with TCG Enterprises, Inc,
    • The Checking Network

• International
  • TCM & Cartoon Network / Asia Pacific
  • Cartoonito
  • TNT Latin America
  • Pogo
  • Retro
  • Space
  • MuchMusic Latin America
  • I.Sat
  • HTV

• Joint Ventures
  • Cartoon Network Japan (Via Japan Entertainment Network, a joint venture with Itochu)
  • CNN+
  • CNN Chile
  • CETV
  • CNN-IBN
  • CNNj
  • CNN TÜRK
  • CNN.co.jp (Japanese)
  • n-tv
  • Zee Turner Ltd (India)
  • BOING

• Websites/Broadband Services
  • Crime Library
  • TheFrisky.com
  • GameTap
  • CallToons
  • Play On! Powered by ACC Select
  • Super Deluxe
  • TNT Overtime
  • Toonami Jetstream
  • SI.com
  • PGA Tour.com and PGA.com
  • CNN Pipeline
  • NASCAR.com
  • Bamzu.com

Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.

• Warner Bros. Consumer Products
• Warner Bros. Theatre Ventures
• Warner Bros. Pictures International
• Warner Bros. International Cinemas
• DC Entertainment
  • DC Comics
    • Mad Magazine
    • Vertigo

Warner Bros. Pictures Group

• New Line Cinema
• New Line Home Entertainment
• New Line Television
• Turner Entertainment - formerly MGM/UA Entertainment Company, the original MGM as only a library holding company^[1][2]
• Warner Bros. Pictures
  • Music
  • Domestic Distribution
  • Castle Rock Entertainment
• Warner Independent Pictures
• Warner Bros. Studios

Warner Bros. Television Group

• Warner Bros. Television
• Warner Horizon Television
• Warner Bros. Television Distribution
• Warner Bros. International Television
• Telepictures Productions
• The CW Television Network (50% with CBS Corporation)
  • The CW Plus
  • The CW Daytime
• Warner Bros. Animation
• Warner Bros. Cartoons
  • Hanna Barbera
  • Looney Tunes
• Kids' WB!
• The WB

Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group

• Warner Home Video
• Warner Premiere
• Warner Bros. Family Entertainment
• Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
  • Monolith Productions
  • NetherRealm Studios
  • Rocksteady Studios
  • Snowblind Studios
  • Surreal Software
  • TT Games
  • Turbine, Inc.
  • WB Games

Other units

• Global Media Group
  • Time Warner Medialab
• Time Warner Investments - venture capital unit
  • Adaptly
  • Bluefin Labs
  • BroadLogic (Acquired by Broadcom)
  • Conviva
  • CrowdStar
  • Dynamic Signal
  • Double Fusion
  • Everyday Health
  • Exent
  • Gaia Online
  • tvtag previously as GetGlue
  • Maker Studios (Acquired by The Walt Disney Company)
  • NuvoTV
  • Simulmedia
  • SkyStream Networks (Acquired by Tandberg TV)
  • Tremor Video
  • Trion Worlds
  • Visible World

Former assets

Sold

• AOL
• Atlanta Braves
• Atlanta Hawks
• Atlanta Thrashers
• Comedy Central (50% with Viacom)
• Time Inc.
  • IPC Media
• New York Cosmos
• Panavision
• Pittsburgh Pirates (48% with John W. Galbreath)
• Six Flags Theme parks
• Time Warner Cable
• World Championship Wrestling (WCW) - Sold to Titan Sports, Inc., now known as WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment), in 2001.
• Atari - Sold to Jack Tramiel on July 1, 1984 for 50 dollars cash and 240 million in stock and notes.
• College Television Network - private network programming sold to MTV in 2002.
• Time4 Media - formerly Times Mirror magazines group purchased from Tribune Company, sold to Bonnier Group & World Publications^[3]
• TransWorld Media division
• TransWorld SKATEboarding
• TransWorld SURF
• TransWorld SNOWboarding
• Ride BMX
• TransWorld Motocross
• QUAD Off-Road Magazine^[4]
• Popular Science
• Marine Group
• Time4Outdoors
• Mountain Sports Media^[5]
• Parenting Group - Time, Inc. magazine group, sold to Bonnier and World Publications
• Time Warner Book Group
• Time-Life
  • Time-Life Records
• Warner Music Group
• Warner-Amex Satellite Entertainment Co. (Joint venture with American Express, now MTV Networks)
• WRWB-TV
• TW Investments
  • Adify - (Acquired by Cox)
  • Admeld (Acquired by Google)
  • Arroyo (Acquired by Cisco)
  • BigBand Networks (Acquired by ARRIS)
  • Entropic Communications (IPO in December 2007)
  • GoldPocket (Acquired by Tandberg TV)
  • Glu Mobile (IPO in March 2007)
  • Kosmix (Acquired by Walmart)
  • MediaVast (Acquired by Getty Images)
  • Meebo (Acquired by Google)
  • N2 Broadband (Acquired by Tandberg TV)
  • PlanetOut (IPO in October 2004)
  • PlaySpan (Acquired by Visa)
  • ScanScout (Acquired by Tremor Media)
  • Tumri (Acquired by Collective)
  • Vindigo (Acquired by For-Side)

Dormant or shuttered

These are Time Warner divisions which have been closed or folded into another part of the company.

• First National - sold to Warner Bros. in 1928 & later shut down
• The WB Television Network - merged with UPN to form The CW in 2006
• Lorimar Television - folded into Warner Bros. Television in 1993
• Lorimar-Telepictures - formed in 1986 as a merger of Lorimar and Telepictures, became holding company for the separate names in 1988, and merged with Warner Bros. in 1989
• Turner Program Services - Formed in 1982, renamed as Telepictures Distribution in 1996, folded into Warner Bros. Television Distribution in 2003
• Turner Pictures - merged into Warner Bros. in 2003
• Hanna-Barbera - folded into Warner Bros. Animation in 2001 (remains in-name-only)
• RubySpears - Hanna-Barbera's subsidiary
• Talent Associates - sold to HBO in unknown time period, now part of HBO Enterprises (TV shows are distributed by CBS Television Distribution)
• Seven Arts Productions - merged with Warner Bros. in 1967
• Sunset Productions - merged with Guild Films and later Seven Arts
• Associated Artists Productions - bought Popeye cartoons and pre-1950 WB library in 1956; the latter library would find its way back to Warner ownership in 1996 as part of the Turner merger (which also incorporated the Popeye cartoons)
• Motion Pictures for Television and Guild Films - both were later absorbed into Seven Arts
• Monogram Pictures/Allied Artists Pictures Corporation - sold to Lorimar in 1979
• Interstate Television - founded in early 1950s as the TV arm of Allied Artists, became Allied Artists Television in 1960s and was folded into Lorimar with the rest of AAPC in 1979
• Picturehouse - renamed from Fine Line Features in 2005, closed in 2008; reopened in 2013 as an independent studio
• Warner Independent Pictures - closed in 2008
• National General Pictures - sold to Warner Bros. in 1973
• WildStorm Productions - dissolved into DC Comics in 2011
• Midway - shut down under bankruptcy

See also

• Lists of corporate assets

References

1. ↑ International Directory of Company Histories. Vol. 25. St. James Press. 1999. Retrieved 20 December 2014. The MGM/UA Entertainment Company was now a subsidiary of the Turner Broadcasting System, but United Artists was a separate company. 
2. ↑ Booker, Keith M. (March 17, 2011). Historical Dictionary of American Cinema. Scarecrow Press. p. 244. Retrieved December 23, 2014. 
3. ↑ "Time4 Media, Inc. Company Profile". Industry Center. Yahoo!. Retrieved 5 February 2013. 
4. ↑ "Heavy Networks and Transworld Media Launch Action Sports Broadband Channel on Heavy.com". Press Releases. Time Warner. October 9, 2006. Retrieved 5 February 2013. 
5. ↑ Smith, Nicole (September 14, 2006). "Time4Media, Parenting Group Magazines Up for Sale". Direct Marketing News. Retrieved 5 February 2013. 

External links

• Time Warner brands and supporting organizations