Benjamin Mullin

2 weeks ago | sanluisobispo.com | Lauren Hirsch |Benjamin Mullin |Kate Conger |Tiffany Hsu |NYT Business

As the Trump administration considers approving a proposed merger between two of the world’s largest advertising agencies, Omnicom Group and Interpublic Group, regulators may impose unusual conditions. A proposed consent decree would prevent the merged company from boycotting platforms because of their political content by refusing to place their clients’ advertisements on them, according to two people briefed on the matter.

2 weeks ago | miamiherald.com | Lauren Hirsch |Benjamin Mullin |Kate Conger |Tiffany Hsu |NYT Business

As the Trump administration considers approving a proposed merger between two of the world’s largest advertising agencies, Omnicom Group and Interpublic Group, regulators may impose unusual conditions. A proposed consent decree would prevent the merged company from boycotting platforms because of their political content by refusing to place their clients’ advertisements on them, according to two people briefed on the matter.

2 weeks ago | telegraphindia.com | Benjamin Mullin |Lauren Hirsch

David Zaslav, the CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery, will lead the company’s streaming and studios business, which will include the streaming service HBO Max and Warner Bros. Motion Picture Group Benjamin Mullin, Lauren Hirsch Published 10.06.25, 08:24 AM Two parts File picture  Warner Bros. Discovery, the film and TV colossus behind HBO and CNN, announced on Monday that it would cleave itself into two companies, separating its cable networks and streaming businesses.

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Benjamin Mullin |Lauren Hirsch

10 Biggest U.S. Open Golf Controversies: The Pin From Hell, Mickelson Madness, The Unreachable FairwayGolfMagic takes a trip down memory lane to look back at 10 of the biggest controversies ahead of this week's 125th U.S. Open. Welcome to the U.S. …

2 weeks ago | estadao.com.br | Benjamin Mullin |Lauren Hirsch

A Warner Bros. Discovery, o colosso do cinema e da TV por trás daHBO e da CNN, anunciou nesta segunda-feira, 9, que se dividirá em duas empresas, separando suas redes a cabo e negócios de streaming. David Zaslav, CEO da Warner Bros. Discovery, comandará os negócios de streaming e estúdios da empresa, que incluirão o serviço de streaming HBO Max e o Warner Bros. Motion Picture Group. O negócio de TV a cabo, que incluirá a CNN, será administrado por Gunnar Wiedenfels, diretor financeiro da Warner Bros.