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Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav saw his total compensation tick up to $51.9 million in 2024, from $49.7 million in 2023. The company released the figures in its annual proxy statement. The report coincided with the news that John Malone, a key architect of the 2022 merger of WarnerMedia and Discovery, would be leaving the company’s board of directors. He is shifting to a chair emeritus role. Zaslav is by far the best-compensated of any of the company’s top execs.

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1 hour agoHow Screwed Is Hollywood Now That Trump Is Playing Chicken With China? At least semi-screwed. It’s official: China is reducing the number of Hollywood films allowed to play in the country as part of its ongoing trade war with Donald Trump. Earlier this week, Bloomberg reported that China was considering a full-out ban on all Hollywood films, so maybe movie executives …1 hour agoJohn Malone Named Chair Emeritus of Warner Bros.

1 week ago | deadline.com | Dade Hayes

Media billionaire John Malone is exiting his seat on Warner Bros. Discovery’s board of directors and will become chair emeritus. The company said Friday in an SEC filing that Malone notified the board on Tuesday that he did not intend to stand for re-election at WBD’s next annual shareholder meeting. The board will also increase to 14 members, the filing noted. WBD has been overhauling its board of late, in part due to efforts by an activist shareholder to effect changes at the company.

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Dade Hayes11 April 2025 at 8:50 am·1-min readMedia billionaire John Malone is exiting his seat on Warner Bros. Discovery’s board of directors and will become chair emeritus. The company said Friday in an SEC filing that Malone notified the board on Tuesday that he did not intend to stand for re-election at WBD’s next annual shareholder meeting. More from DeadlineWarner Bros. Discovery, Google And Magnopus Team On Immersive 'Wizard Of Oz' At The SphereWarner Bros.

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Justin Baldoni‘s former publicist, Stephanie Jones, is hitting back at his claims that she leaked confidential information as part of an effort to defame Blake Lively. In two filings Thursday night in U.S. District Court in New York, attorneys for Jones say she produced the sensitive material not as a voluntary act of subterfuge, but in response to a subpoena.