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Former WB Boss Criticizes New Owners AT&T
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Former CEO of Time Warner Jeff Bewkes is not keeping his displeasure with AT&T's handling of Warner Bros. hidden. In 2016, AT&T entered talks to acquire Time Warner which after two years became official on June 14, 2018. AT&T renamed the company WarnerMedia and former CEO Bewkes, who had been CEO of Time Warner since 2008, stepped down from the company and was proceeded by AT&T’s John Stankey as CEO.
In the three years since AT&T took control of WB, the company has seen some major shake-ups.
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iPhone 13 Pro Max vs Samsung Galaxy S22: iPhone killer? Far from it
iPhone 13 Pro Max vs Samsung Galaxy S22: A recent benchmark test highlights something surprising. Apparently, the Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max is still faster than the latest Samsung Galaxy S22 series when it comes to performance metrics. In the latest Apple vs Samsung rivalry, Samsung had launched its Galaxy S22 series on Tuesday which saw it come out with Exynos 2200/Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor. The series included Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+ and Galaxy S22 Ultra. The company claimed it was the most powerful processor used by the company yet. However, a benchmark test has shown that it still might not be enough to overthrow iPhone 13 Pro Max’ performance metrics.
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