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Warner Bros. Discovery Taps MultiChoice Alum for Nordics
Warner Bros. Discovery Nordics has appointed Allan Sperling as the new group VP of programming, networks and streaming for ...
Warner Bros. Discovery names Allan Sperling as GVP, Programming, Networks & Streaming for Nordics
Warner Bros. Discovery Nordics has appointed Allan Sperling as the new Group Vice President, Programming, Networks & Streaming for the Nordic region.
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WBD Nordics appoints Sperling in GVP role
Nordics has appointed Allan Sperling as the new Group Vice President, Programming, Networks & Streaming for the Nordic region ...
Warner Bros Discovery Hires Ex-Showmax Exec As Nordics Content Chief
Warner Bros Discovery has a new content chief in the Nordics. Former MultiChoice and Viacom exec Allan Sperling has been ...
Warner Bros. Discovery Appoints Allan Sperling as Group Vice President of Programming, Networks and Streaming in Nordics
Warner Bros. Discovery has appointed Allan Sperling as new GVP of programming, networks and streaming in the Nordics.
Max’s Black Friday Subscription Deal Lets You Save Big While Streaming ‘Dune,’ ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ and More
Score 70 percent off the Warner Bros. Discovery-owned streamer and catch up on 'Succession,' 'Euphoria,' 'The Last of Us,' and more hit films and TV series.
Dan Schneider Can Move Forward With ‘Quiet On Set’ Defamation Suit, Judge Rules
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge has ruled that former Nickelodeon producer Dan Schneider can proceed with his defamation ...
Could Charles Barkley And Stephen A. Smith Co-Anchor A Show After Inside The NBA/ESPN Deal? Insiders Are Weighing In On Alt-Casts
I'm not sure we could handle Barkley and Smith together. After cancellation reports swirled around Inside the NBA, the ...
Dan Schneider's 'Quiet On Set' Defamation Suit Survives Hurdle
TV producer Dan Schneider’s defamation lawsuit over “Quiet on Set"— a docu-series about child abuse on television shows he ...
Dan Schneider ‘Quiet on Set’ Defamation Lawsuit to Proceed
A California judge ruled the former Nickelodeon producer can pursue legal action against Warner Bros. Discovery and producers of the ID docuseries after a bid to have the case tossed out.