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.
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Dan Schneider Scores Legal Win, Is Allowed to Move Forward With ‘Quiet On Set’ Defamation Lawsuit
A Los Angeles judge ruled that Dan Schneider can proceed with his defamation lawsuit against Investigation Discovery’s 'Quiet ...
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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 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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