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Warner Bros. Discovery puts itself up for sale
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who's the worst company who could buy them? Disney? Amazon? Netflix? Oracle? let the consolidation of media into a single mega-conglomerate continue!
Paramount is discussing it.
Disney probably.
Bugs Bunny owned by the mouse. What would Chuck think?
I don't think they can buy it. It will trigger a lot of antimonopolic regulations.
What does antimonopolistic action in the 2025 USA look like anyways?
There was an article a bit ago hinting that Larry Ellison wants to buy CNN. Paramount Skydance would like to buy as much as possible, add to the Ellison media empire.
Microsoft.
Let’s give DC to the company turning the most widespread OS into AI spyware.