WBD UK appoints Sky Media as ad sales partner
October 8, 2025
Under the new deal, Sky Media will represent WBD’s linear television entertainment and sport brands in the UK and Ireland from January 2026. As the fifth largest commercial broadcaster in the UK, the portfolio includes Animal Planet, Cartoon Network, Discovery Channel, DMAX, Food Network, Quest, Quest Red, Really, TLC, TNT Sports and more. Sky Media will also be responsible for advertising sales across WBD’s streaming services, including discovery+ and HBO Max, set to launch in the region in early 2026.
Priya Dogra, Sky’s Chief Advertising and Group Data Officer, added: “We’re excited to be deepening our partnership with Warner Bros Discovery. Sky Media’s strength lies in helping advertisers build meaningful connections with audiences through the content they love. Together with WBD’s world-class sports and entertainment brands, and Sky Media’s unrivalled portfolio of premium platforms, we are in an even stronger position to help brands grow their influence across live, on-demand, and digital experiences.”
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