Time Warner is a media conglomerate. Many of its corporations have had associations with Muppet or Henson productions.

• Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. runs various companies, including:

• Warner Bros. Pictures, which has released Follow That Bird, The Witches, and Where the Wild Things Are.
• New Line Cinema, whose credits include The Adventures of Pinocchio and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
• DC Comics, which has made numerous Muppet mentions and connections
• Warner Bros. Television produced and sponsored the 1990 program The Earth Day Special.
• Warner Home Video, which has released Follow That Bird, The Witches, Big Bag and since 2010, Sesame Street on video.
• Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, which has released and published Sesame Street video games since 2010.

Through their Home Box Office and Turner Broadcasting System divisions, Time Warner owns broadcast and cable television stations. These currently or once included:

• Cartoon Network, which co-produced and broadcast Big Bag
• CNN, which has had Muppets as guests on various programs.
• HBO, which broadcast Fraggle Rock, Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas, The Tale of the Bunny Picnic, and The Ghost of Faffner Hall.
• Partnered with American Express, Time Warner initially owned Nickelodeon, which later broadcast The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss and Muppet Time, until the mid-1980s.
• POGO, a station in India that airs Galli Galli Sim Sim.
• TBS, which aired Late Night Buffet with Augie and Del and Puppet Up! - Uncensored (and its spin-off web series).
• Turner Classic Movies, which has had Kermit as a "guest programmer" in 2007.
• TNT, which showed repeats of various series.
• The WB (now merged with UPN as The CW), which broadcast Brats of the Lost Nebula.

• Time Inc., their magazine division, includes publications like TIME, People, and Sports Illustrated.
• Warner Bros. Records released four singles and two albums of Sesame Street music.

• Company chairman Richard Parsons was given a Corporate Leadership Award at the 2008 Annual Sesame Workshop Benefit Gala.
• Cartoon Network India co-funded Galli Galli Sim Sim, an Indian co-production of Sesame Street.