Paramount Settles Antitrust Lawsuit over WBD Merger
· 10d ago · Originally reported by TV Technology
The proposed settlement includes concessions to protect editorial independence of CBS and CNN, film output levels, workers impacted by layoffs and restrictions on cable network price hikes
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