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Cablefax Dailytm WEDNESDAY, JANUARy 13, 2021 Volume 32 | No.008 Cablefax DailyTM WHAT THE INDUSTRY READS FIRST No More Silos: Sarnoff’s Impact August, was free to fans and offered first looks at upcoming projects in the DC Comics’ universe, including movies, video on WarnerMedia games, comics and TV shows. WarnerMedia studios and network group CEO Ann Sarnoff “It really was a tribute to the things that the fans love about hasn’t been afraid to make her voice heard since being tapped as DC and bringing it all together in one place, at one point in the first woman to head Warner Bros. Speaking at CES Wednes- time, and creating an event of it,” the CEO said. The event was day, Sarnoff attributed much of what she’s learned about diversity a major success for Sarnoff and the team, generating more and inclusion to her early days at Nickelodeon in the late ’90s. than 22 million fan interactions in August. “In terms of being a woman in this industry, it hasn’t been Those that attended the Fandome got a sneak peek of what easy. Earlier on, as in most industries, you had to conform was to come with “Wonder Woman 1984,” which made its debut to more of the male culture,” Sarnoff said. “At Nickelodeon, on Christmas Day on HBO Max. Warner Bros announced in early honestly, it’s the first time where I felt I could bring my full December that all of the movies in its 2021 slate would also pre- self in, and part of it is because it was being run by Geraldine miere day-and-date on the streaming platform. With the shift that Laybourne, who was a woman, and the staff was 60% female.” has become necessary due to the ongoing nature of the COVID-19 Laybourne’s leadership served as an example of how to get a pandemic, Sarnoff said companies can no longer rely on opening Friday, d ecember 18, 2020 seat at the table and make a difference, she added. able ailyTM C faxdayD box office numbers to predict the success of their films. Her top priority since joining AT&T has been to deconstruct hulu RaisiN g P R“Unlessices you’re serving ads, the eyeballs in that day-and- the silos that remained in place from the old Time WarnerHulu + Live. TV is the latest vMVPD date world are less relevant to ctheablefax overall engagementdashboaR dof the What Sarnoff didn’t expect to find was a just-as-siloed Warnerto raise pricing before year’s end, up- ping its base service—thepackage price tag fromamount it coststweet you tweet to acquire a subscriber,Research the Bros. “We have had weekly meetings on our big franchises$54.99/month to $64.99/month. The ➢ 46% of consumers are more likely commercial-freechurn version levelis also seeingevery month… it’s a completely different set of talking about how we can collaborate together, how we make to patronize local/small businesses a shift from $60.99/monthmetrics that to $70.99/ the industry is not geared to measure,”this holiday she season, said. driven primar- the whole more than the parts, how we bring the amazingmonth. The price increase will impact ily by a desire to give back to their new and existing“When subs and more take effect of the world is looking at streamingcommunities and looking(53%). characters and stories to life in a new and different way,”with shethe first billing cycle on or after Dec 18. for proxies of success, my guess is there will be➢ Customersthings we choose will to shop at said. “What I said to them was ‘Look, you don’t want your small businesses for the quality of distRibutiolearnN sooner on in the equation.” goods (48%) and customer service fans to see your org chart, and boy can they see it right Starznow.’” launched on fuboTV Friday. 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