New Line Cinema is an American film production company. It was founded in 1967, and later became an independent film studio. It did not have an on-screen logo until 1973.
1973–1987[]
1987–present[]
1987–2001[]
2001–present[]
The logo design and letters were changed in 2001 following Time Warner's purchase by AOL.
2011–present[]
In 2008, Time Warner reorganized New Line Cinema so it went from being an independent studio to a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Entertainment. Three years later, the logo scheme was changed from blue to yellow, and is now shown together with the Warner Bros. Pictures logo to reflect the new organization.
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Due to the fact that New Line started out as independent before becoming a subordinate to Warner Bros., it has always maintained copyright of its films to the point of having a "presents" or "presentation" credit, without mentioning WB.
DC Entertainment: DC Comics | DC Collectibles | Mad | DC All Access | DC Universe | DC Kids | DC Black Label
International channels: Adult Swim: Canada2 | UK and Ireland3
Boomerang: Europe, Middle East and Africa | Australia | Brazil | Latin America | Russia | Southeast Asia | South Korea | Taiwan | Thailand | New Zealand | UK and Ireland | Asia | Greece | Japan | Portugal | Romania
Boing: Africa | France | Italy | Spain
Cartoon Network: Australia | Brazil | Canada2 | Czech Republic | France | Germany | Greece | Hungary | India | Japan | Latin America | Africa | Middle East (English | Arabic | Hindi) | Pakistan | Philippines | Poland | Portugal | Romania | Russia | Southeast Asia | South Korea | Spain | Sweden | Taiwan | Turkey | UK and Ireland (+1) | New Zealand
International channels: HBO:
Asia: Asia (Hits | Signature | Family | Red) Europe: HBO (HD) | HBO 2 (HD) | HBO 3 (HD)
South Asia: HBO South Asia (HD) Latin America: HBO Pack | HBO | HBO 2 | Family | Signature | Mundi | Xtreme | Pop | HBO +
Defunct: Netherlands:HBO | HBO 2 | HBO 3
Cinemax: Asia | Central Europe (HD | 2 | 2 HD) | Latin America
TNT: Latin America (TNT Series | TNT Sports) | Europe | Spain | Poland | Romania | Nordic | Africa | France | UK & Ireland | Benelux | Middle East | Germany (TNT Comedy | TNT Film | TNT Serie)
Discovery Channel: Germany | Hungary | Italy | Latin America | UK and Ireland
TruTV: Latin America | UK & Ireland | Asia
Other channels:
Latin America: A+E Networks (LA)5 | I-Sat | HTV | MuchMusic | TBS | Animal Planet | Discovery Kids (Latin America) | TLC | IVC Network | Glitz | Space | Chilevisión (Música) | South Korea: JTBC and QTV | Japan: TABI Channel and Mondo TV | Southeast Asia: Oh!K
Other assets: Central European Media Enterprises (75%) | HBO Max (Others) | HBO Go(Latin America) | HBO España | HBO Portugal | HBO (application) | iStreamPlanet | InJaus
WarnerMedia News & Sports U.S. channels: CNN | CNN Airport | HLN | AT&T SportsNet | NBA TV | MLB Network (16.67%)6
Notes 1Co-owned by ViacomCBS. 2Licensed to Corus Entertainment. 3Licensed to Channel Four Television Corporation. 4Owns 30% with 70% being owned by NBCUniversal. 5HBO Latin America Group has distribution to networks owned by a joint venture of A&E Networks and Ole Communications. 6Co-owned with Major League Baseball, Comcast, Cox Communications and Charter Communications. 7Owns 40% with 60% being owned by the Seattle Mariners. 8Licensed to Novus Mídia S.A. 9Co-owned by Trans Media. 10Co-owned by Nine Media Corporation and Radio Philippines Network. 11Joint venture with FTV Prima. 12Was co-owned with Columbia Pictures. 13AT&T's stake in GSN was acquired by Sony Pictures Television in 2019. 14Joint venture with Singtel and Sony Pictures Entertainment. 15Acquired by Viacom in 1987, now owned by ViacomCBS. 16Licensed to The Walt Disney Company. 17Licensed to Endemol and Endemol Shine Group.
