Warner Bros. Television News
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Bruce Rosenblum, Warner Bros.’ head of television, will step down after losing a competition to become chief executive officer of Time Warner Inc.’s entire entertainment unit, a person with knowledge of the matter said.
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“Jack the Giant Slayer,” a $200 million 3-D re-imagination of a children’s fairy tale, registered a disappointing $27.2 million in weekend sales for Warner Bros.’ New Line Cinema and partner Legendary Pictures.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission may seek sanctions against two former State Street Corp. executives accused of misleading investors in a bond fund involved in a $313 million settlement with the agency.
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Actor Charlie Sheen , beset by personal and health problems, entered a rehabilitation center, forcing CBS Corp. and Warner Bros. Television to halt production of top-rated comedy “Two and a Half Men.”
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Netflix Inc., the online and mail- order video service, acquired streaming rights to TV shows from CBS Corp. and Time Warner Inc. that air on the CW Network, adding serialized programs that appeal to younger audiences.
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Vivendi SA ’s music labels and Time Warner Inc. ended a lawsuit that alleged Time Warner played the labels’ songs without permission while producing Ellen DeGeneres’s television talk show.
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News Corp.’s Fox network is near a deal to let the broadcaster stream current Warner Bros. programs on websites and mobile devices, two people with knowledge of the talks said.
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Time Warner Inc. promoted Kevin Tsujihara to run the Warner Bros. film and television studio, picking him over other internal candidates to tap his experience in the increasingly important digital-video market.
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Charlie Sheen will return to CBS’s “Two and a Half Men,” according to the actor’s publicist, ending a contract dispute that threatened the highest-rated comedy on network television.
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Warner Bros. Television said it has terminated Charlie Sheen’s services on the “Two and a Half Men” comedy, effective immediately.
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