US EditionOp-Ed: Andrew Langer: Paramount and Warner Bros. shows how to make media work for Americans
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Op-Ed: Andrew Langer: Paramount and Warner Bros. shows how to make media work for Americans
One of the country’s best-known entertainment companies is up for sale. Where it ends up will reshape not only the future of Hollywood, but even more importantly, who controls the news and information Americans receive and how they get it.After months of speculation and a tumultuous years-long attempt to right course, Warner Brothers Discovery put itself up for sale. The announcement plants a critical juncture for consumers.The “info-tainment” i…
Reading time approx.: 2 minutes, 14 secondsParamount wanted to know if Warner Bros appointed an independent special council consisting of disinterested members of its board of directors to direct the sales process, and consider the offers. Bloomberg conceded that the bidder claimed to believe that the sales process has been stained by management conflicts and transparency. Warner Bros Discovery's possible acquisition process was transformed into…
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