Warner Bros. Television Studios

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1955–1967	1967–1970	1970–1972	1972, 1985–2005	1972–1985	1985–2019	1993–2019


1998 (75th anniversary logo)	2000-2019	2001–2019	2005 (50 Years of Quality)	2019–2020, 2021–present (on-screen)	2020-present	2023–present

Warner Bros. Television Division[]

1955–1967[]

Warner Bros.-Seven Arts[]

1967–1970[]

Warner Bros. Television[]

1970–1972[]

1972, 1985–2005[]

1972–1985[]

1985–2019[]

1993–2019[]

January–December 1998 (75th anniversary variant)[]

2000–2019[]

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2001–2020[]

January–December 2005 (50 Years of Quality)[]

|2019–2020, 2021–present (on-screen)[]

2023–present[]

In April 2023, Warner Bros. Discovery shield created by Chermayeff & Geismar & Haviv began to appear at their social media pages. However, the name of the company in the logo is Warner Bros. Television instead of Warner Bros. Television Studios. This logo is still being used in tandem with the previous and next logos.

Warner Bros. Television Studios[]

2020–present[]

In August 2020, WarnerMedia rebranded Warner Bros. Television as Warner Bros. Television Studios. Despite the name change, the on-screen name as of 2021 is still Warner Bros. Television.

See also[]

V • T • E

Warner Bros. Entertainment

Part of Warner Bros. Discovery (AT&T)

¹Co-owned with Village Roadshow.
²Assets owned by ViacomCBS.
³Co-owned with ViacomCBS.
⁴Co-owned with Scholastic.
⁵Joint venture with Sony Pictures Entertainment and Singtel.

V • T • E

Warner Bros. Discovery

Part of AT&T

Predecessors: WarnerMedia | Discovery, Inc.

International channels:
Adult Swim:
Canada² | UK and Ireland³

Boing:
Africa | France | Italy | Spain

Cartoonito:
Italy

Toonami:
France | Africa | India

Warner/WB:
Asia | France | Latin America | India

Cinemax:
Asia | Central Europe (HD | 2 | 2 HD) | Latin America

Discovery Channel:
Germany | Hungary | Italy | Latin America | UK and Ireland

TruTV:
Latin America | UK & Ireland | Asia

AT&T Sports Networks:
AT&T SportsNet Pittsburgh | Root Sports Northwest⁷ | AT&T SportsNet Rocky Mountain | AT&T SportsNet Utah | AT&T SportsNet Southwest

CDF:
Básico | Premium | HD | GO | Estadio CDF

Other assets:
Bleacher Report | Turner Sports

Advertising and analytics:
Xandr

Predecessor companies:
Warner Communications | Time Inc. | Turner Broadcasting System | America Online

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.