ICYMI: We might be reading too much into it, but with what's going on with WarnerBrosDiscovery, AdultSwim's IG post has a certain sadness to it. Opinion / CartoonNetwork WBD
\nWarner Bros. Discovery's announcement on Thursday that Warner Bros. Animation & Cartoon Network Studios would combine its creative and programming teams left a lot of folks worried about not just the future of Cartoon Network Studios but also Cartoon Network itself. With WBD head David Zaslav going on record early on about the company needing to take more advantage of its IPs across various media, concerns are that the more WBD properties-friendly Warner Bros.
In cases such as what happened with Olan Rogers' Final Space, it's even worse because we have creators seeing their works being pulled as if they never existed for the sake of money-saving tax write-offs. Adding to the concern, we also learned earlier today that marketing head Tricia Melton & Senior VP of Marketing and Partnerships at Cartoon Network & Adult Swim Jill King are exiting WBD at the end of the year.
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