Warner Bros. founder's grandson says the studio's Netflix sale "does not sit well with me": "The idea of only making 'content' is such a low bar for the medium of film and TV"

Gregory Orr, the grandson of Warner Bros. founder Jack Warner, expresses concerns over the studio's Netflix sale

Don't believe video showing Netflix logo on iconic Warner Bros. water tower

A video shared online soon after Netflix announced it was acquiring Warner Bros. was edited so the Netflix logo would be on the iconic water tower.

Bob Iger weighs in with concerns over Netflix pricing leverage over the consumer if streamer acquires Warner Bros' streaming & studio assets

As the battle between Netflix and Paramount over who will own Warner Bros heats up again, Disney CEO Bob Iger on Thursday strategically stepped in with some opinions of his own. With his eyes on the streaming wars endgame,

Netflix CEO promises to commit to releasing Warner Bros. movies theatrically after studio sale: "We didn't buy this company to destroy that value"

Since Netflix's deal was confirmed last Friday (December 5), Paramount has since launched a cash bid of $100 billion, with the studio stating that Warner Bros. Discovery "never engaged meaningfully" with their previous attempts to negotiate a deal.

As Netflix Swoops In to Buy Warner Bros., We Revisit the Studio’s Long, Twisted Journey

Warner Bros.’ latest M&A deal is different than the ill-fated AOL-Time Warner merger, but it’s not without precedent.

What’s the latest on the sale of Warner Bros.?

Trump said Wednesday it is “imperative” that CNN be sold as part of any deal involving Warner Bros. Discovery, sharpening his long-running feud with the network as Netflix and Paramount Skydance compete to buy the company.
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Warner Bros' game studios weren't really a factor in Netflix's acquisition, so you can add that to the list of concerns

Netflix's most recent investors call revealed that Warner Bros games division wasn't a huge factor when forming their acquisition deal.

Paramount Promises To Release 30+ Films Annually If It Acquires Warner Bros: “We’re Going To Satisfy The Needs Of The Moviegoing Public”

Should Paramount succeed in acquiring Warner Bros, the combined studio will release more than 30 theatrical titles a year. This was Paramount CEO David Ellison’s promise during a phone presser following news of the conglom’s hostile takeover bid for Warner Bros Discovery.
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