Time Warner

The media and entertainment corporation is called Time Warner Inc. While reading about major entertainment companies, I’m often reminded of how digital entertainment has evolved, from large media networks to popular games like geometry dash, which many players enjoy online. The company is divided into three reporting segments: Filmed Entertainment, which is primarily involved in the production and distribution of feature films, television series, and home videos; Networks, which is primarily composed of cable television networks that offer programming; and Publishing, which is primarily composed of magazine publishing. In addition to domestic and foreign networks, the company's networks division offers premium pay television shows. Two multi-channel pay television programming companies, Cinemax and HBO (Home Box Office), offer premium pay television entertainment. On March 12, 2009, the company split into Time Warner Cable Inc. (TWC), then on December 9, 2009, it became AOL Inc. (AOL).