Diane Nelson
President, DC Entertainment and President/Chief Content Officer, WBIE
: Warner Bros. Pictures (WB), Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc., DC Entertainment, DC Comics
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David Haddad has been named executive VP-general manager of Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, overseeing the studio’s games group. Haddad most recently served as exec VP of publishing…
Building brand awareness is something with which Diane Nelson, named president of the newly formed DC Entertainment in 2009, is quite familiar, having managed Warner Bros.' highly successful "Harry…
Last week offered some big plot twists in the ongoing saga of Silvio Berlusconi, who was sentenced to jail just a few days after sealing an important and strategic deal for his Italian pay-TV service.
Phil Provenzale, who served as senior VP of intl. post production and theatrical services at Fox, died of cancer Aug. 1 in Duarte, Calif. He was 61. A 17-year veteran at Fox, he was brought to the…
Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg make for an enjoyable pair in this fleet, unpretentious caper pic from Baltasar Kormakur.
DreamWorks mogul Steven Spielberg wants to work on his own terms, so he's decided to write the checks himself.
DC Entertainment has found a new way to tell its superhero stories. The publisher today announced enhancements to its digital comicbooks, adding a new dimension to the artwork while also giving…
With a sweeping reorganization of exec responsibilities in TV and home entertainment, Warner Bros. CEO Kevin Tsujihara has taken a big first step toward making the studio more attuned to the demands…
After raising more than $2 million last year to boost awareness for the hunger crisis in the Horn of Africa, the Justice League is returning for philanthropic initiative We Can Be Heroes.
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