WarnerMedia 
AT&T Business Solutions 
AT&T Operations 
John Stankey, the man tasked with integrating WarnerMedia into the AT&T family, tried to sell employees at the company's film and television studio on the virtues of being part of a global telecommunications giant. He promised to enhance cellular service on Warner Bros.'s studio lot during an hour-long presentation to staffers on Wednesday, receiving sustained applause from a group of Valley-toilers who have long been frustrated by dropped calls and dodgy signals.The meeting is one of a series of sit-downs...
WarnerMedia
John
Stankey
CEO
When AT&T completed its $85 billion purchase of Time Warner in June, Stankey shifted from CEO of the telco’s entertainment group to the top spot in its new acquisition, renamed WarnerMedia. He made his mark by vowing to ramp up spending at HBO with investments in high-profile content designed to attract and retain more subscribers. In August, AT&T bought out The Chernin Group’s interest in digital-content company Otter Media — home to Fullscreen, Crunchyroll and Rooster Teeth —and put it under the Warner-Media umbrella, alongside Warner Bros. and Turner. The following month, in the throes of #MeToo and Time’s Up, the division was lauded for its companywide diversity and inclusion policy for anyone hired, both in front of and behind the camera.
