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Five Myths About The Paramount/Warner Bros. Discovery Merger

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Five Myths About The Paramount/Warner Bros. Discovery Merger
Forbes
Forbes1 hrs ago
Five Myths About The Paramount/Warner Bros. Discovery Merger
Five Myths About The Paramount/Warner Bros. Discovery Merger  Forbes
Rob Bonta denies antitrust lawsuit against Paramount-Warner Bros. merger is about politics
California Attorney General Rob Bonta is fighting Paramount Skydance’s claims that his multistate antitrust lawsuit against the entertainment company’s merger with Warner Bros. Discovery is about politics. In writing an op-ed for Deadline on Monday, the Democratic attorney general is countering a New York Times guest e
Deadline
Deadline1 days ago
Paramount Making Deals To Theaters For 30 Films A Year Post WBD Acquisition; Cinema United Still Anti-Merger
When it comes to Paramount’s legal wrestle with the AG’s antitrust case over the Melrose lot’s possible merger with Warner Bros, the key is to divide and conquer with exhibition. Deadline knows that Paramount has made a written commitments with at least one of the top two circuits, specifically, Regal for for 30 films
Variety
Variety1 days ago
David Ellison Is Promising Theater Owners Contractual Guarantees for Paramount-Warner Bros. 30-Film Annual Slate. But What if Moviegoers Don’t Care?
There’s no question that David Ellison, the doggedly ambitious CEO of Paramount Skydance, loves movies and filmmaking. In making his case for Paramount’s eye-poppingly pricey megadeal to merge with Warner Bros., he has repeatedly pledged that the combined company will release a lot more movies — to the tune of at least
Paramount will put 30-film pledge in writing to theatre chains if Warner deal goes ahead: Sources
Opponents say the deal will harm the movie business as Paramount would wield too much control and reduce output.
New York Post
New York Post🏁 first to report3 days ago
Blow to Voter ID supporters after court rules in favor of California AG Rob Bonta
California voter ID backers lost a court fight Thursday to block Attorney General Rob Bonta’s controversial rewrite of their initiative’s ballot language, fueling fresh accusations that state officials are trying to “rig” the vote.