
Why Paramount went looney tunes for Warner Bros.
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Paramount Skydance is making a $110 billion play for Warner Bros. Discovery, and with it intellectual property like Harry Potter, Batman, and subsidiaries HBO and CNN. On today’s show, who is the man behind the deal? Does he really want to make movies? Will any regulators try to stop it?
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The Warner Bros. curse (newsletter)
Coyote vs. Warner Bros.
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