Disney CEO Bob Iger raises red flags about Netflix-Warner Bros. Discovery deal’s impact on consumers
Iger weighed in as Netflix and Paramount Skydance square off in a high-stakes battle for control of Warner Bros. Discovery.
The inevitable part is that Disney CEO Bob Iger hinted several weeks ago something like this was coming, and most smart money ...
Disney CEO Bob Iger has weighed in on Netflix’s bid to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery. Speaking in a recent interview, Iger ...
Disney CEO Bob Iger may not be directly in the Paramount versus Netflix cage match for Discovery, but he sure isn’t sitting ...
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Disney Stock rose 0.6% after a $1 billion OpenAI deal, raising questions about streaming growth and investor confidence.
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Netflix's acquisition of Warner Bros for $82.7 billion raises questions about the future of cinema attendance and the impact ...
Hulu has ended it’s bundle option with Disney +, which may affect many subscriber’s plans. The change was made December 9 ...
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Either Netflix or Paramount buying Warner Bros. would be an unhappy ending for streaming customers
Netflix (NFLX) stunned the media world on Dec. 5 by making a deal to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) for $83 billion. Iconic Warner Bros. brands, shows and characters - HBO, "Game of Thrones," ...
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