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ATL Media Industry

Anyone have insight about the media industry in ATL? Is it worth moving there? I’ve only worked in LA and DC.

Twilio twiliooo Aug 27, 2019

If you’re okay with the absurdity that comes along with millennials and/or celebrities getting their feelings hurt and threatening to no longer work in Georgia because of the abortion law, then it’s great. Although, similar to when celebrities “vowed” to leave the U.S. if Trump was elected, it won’t happen.

Turner NewsDev Aug 28, 2019

Companies have already moved because of those laws. It's not absurd to want to treat your employees well by not subjecting them to harsh laws.

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msc1212 OP Aug 27, 2019

Oh, that’s right.

Turner NewsDev Aug 28, 2019

Turner is a pretty large employer in Atlanta on the media side. And with the AT&T acq. they are growing

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msc1212 OP Aug 28, 2019

Wow, did not know about that acq. I used to work for DIRECTV, which got bought by AT&T.

Turner NewsDev Aug 28, 2019

Ya Time Warner which is now WarnerMedia owns Turner and was bought by AT&T

Cox Media jaber Aug 28, 2019

Which company are you looking at?

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msc1212 OP Aug 28, 2019

Not a particular company, but I guess the big ones are Turner, Weather Channel, CNN, Tyler Perry Studios. How is Cox Media there?

Turner JvRa60 Sep 4, 2019

Turner + HBO + WarnerBrothers is now WarnerMedia (under AT&T). Change is in the air there - att is carrying a load of debt as a result of the merger it wants to reduce. Belt tightening appears to be on the horizon. Weather Channel is now part of IBM.