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West One announces new deal with WarnerMedia
By Chris Cooke | Published on Tuesday 27 July 2021
West One Music Group has announced a new partnership with Warner. But not that Warner. No, the other Warner. The telly show Warner. Not the pop song Warner. The movie studio Warner. Not the record label Warner. You know, WarnerMedia. Not Warner Music. Totally separate. Totally different. Unless you’re tuning into this from 2003. In which case, I’d stay where you are. It only gets worse.
Anyway, this new and expanded global partnership between West One Music and WarnerMedia will allow the latter’s telly show businesses – like HBO, HBO Max and Turner – to access the former’s “music collection and multi-territory creative services”.
“We’re incredibly excited to expand on our partnership with WarnerMedia”, says West One boss Edwin Cox. “We share a longstanding commitment to the highest quality content and are THRILLED about the potential of this strengthening in our relationship. We are looking forward to supporting their teams and productions around the world and the potential this brings to our musician, composer and artist community”.
