Time Warner Inc. Expands Its Media Conglomerate

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Sep 25, 2006 — 1 min read

Time Warner Inc., the world's largest media conglomerate, operates in multiple sectors, including film, television, cable TV, publishing, and online content. Its subsidiaries include New Line Cinema and Warner Bros. in film production, CNN, HBO, and Turner Broadcasting in television, and AOL in online access. Time Warner Cable serves over 14 million subscribers, while AOL boasts over 17 million Internet users. Time Inc. is the top consumer magazine publisher with titles such as Fortune, People, and Time. Despite a class action lawsuit, shares of Time Warner Inc. gained 1.4%.

Key Takeaways:

Time Warner Inc. is the world's largest media conglomerate with operations in film, television, cable TV, publishing, and online content.
The company's film and TV production companies include New Line Cinema and Warner Bros., while its television properties include CNN, HBO, and Turner Broadcasting.
Time Warner Cable is the #2 cable operator, serving more than 14 million subscribers, and AOL has over 17 million Internet users.
Time Inc. is the top consumer magazine publisher with titles such as Fortune, People, and Time.
Shares of Time Warner Inc. gained 1.4% despite a class action lawsuit.

Statistics:

Time Warner Inc. serves over 14 million subscribers through Time Warner Cable.
AOL has over 17 million Internet users.
Time Warner is the top consumer magazine publisher with titles such as Fortune, People, and Time.
Shares of Time Warner Inc. gained 1.4% despite a class action lawsuit.

Sources:

M2 PressWIRE-26 September 2006-bellwetherreport.com
www.Hoovers.com
www.yahoo.com
www.associatedpress.com
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www.businesswire.com

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