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2.  Time warner Inc. is an American multinational
media corporation headquartered in the time
warner center in New York city .
 The world second largest media and
entertainment conglomerate in terms of
revenue

4.  Warner bros entrainment Inc. is a fully
integrated broad based entertainment
company
 Most respected,diversified,successful motion
pictures
 The company was founded by four brothers
harry, albert, Sam and jack .
 Company’s vast library considered one of the
most prestigious and valuable in the world.
 Revenue as on 2011 is 12 billion USD.

5.  Warner home media
 Warner bros. digital distribution
 Warner bros. advanced digital services
 Warner bros. interactive entertainment
 Warner bros. technical operations
 Warner bros. anti piracy

6.  Ultimate success often hinges on the quality
of its marketing campaign
 Average studio movie marketing budget costs
around $31 million and on the average movie
cost $47.7 million
 And trailers

7.  -screening trailers in theatre s
 Running radio and television spots .
 Advertisement in print via movie posters
 Billboard newspaper and magazines
 Building a web presence through dedicated
movie websites ,Facebook fan pages etc.

8.  Worldwide scavenger hunts
 Flash mobbing
 Viral videos to alternate reality games
 Iphone apps

9. The University of Southern California Warner
Bros. Archives is the largest single studio
collection in the world. Donated in 1977 to
USC's School of Cinema-Television by Warner
Communications, the WBA houses
departmental records that detail Warner Bros.

10.  Warner Bros. International Television
Distribution is one of the world’s largest
distributors of feature films, television programs
and animation to the international television
marketplace (broadcast, pay cable, basic cable,
satellite, pay-per-view, subscription video-on-
demand, digital platforms, etc.). It licenses some
61,000 hours of programming (including more
than 6,500 features and 3,000 television
programs, comprised of tens of thousands of
individual episodes), dubbed or subtitled in more
than 40 languages, to telecasters and
cablecasters in more than 175 countries.