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Netflix CEOs make case for Warner Bros. Discovery merger in memo to employees

Netflix co-CEOs Ted Sarandos and Greg Peters laid out their case for acquiring Warner Bros. Discovery — attempting to calm nerves in Hollywood even as they face a hostile rival bid from Paramount Skyd...

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Warner Bros. chose Netflix over Paramount — again. Now what?

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Netflix CEOs seek to reassure staff about Warner Bros. deal

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Warner Bros rejects $108bn Paramount bid

Warner Bros Discovery will urge its shareholders to reject Paramount Skydance's $108.4bn (£80.75bn) takeover bid as soon as Wednesday, according to reports.

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Warner Bros Discovery likely to stick with Netflix and reject $108.4 billion Paramount bid

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Warner Bros likely to reject $108.4 billion Paramount bid, back Netflix in bidding war, sources say

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Warner Bros. Discovery Rejects Paramount’s $108.4B Bid After Careful Review, Says Netflix Is The ‘Superior’ Option For Shareholders

Ted Sarandos, co-CEO of Netflix, added that Netflix’s merger agreement is the best option for consumers, creators, stockholders, and the overall entertainment landscape.

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Warner Bros. urges shareholders to accept Netflix bid over Paramount's

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Netflix Touts ‘Superior’ $83 Billion Warner Bros. Deal to Shareholders After Paramount Rejection

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DStv subscribers face potential loss of 12 Warner Bros. Discovery channels in January 2026

DStv viewers may soon lose access to 12 beloved Warner Bros. Discovery channels if negotiations fail, raising concerns about their entertainment options as the deadline approaches.

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Warner Bros. Says Ellisons ‘Misled’ Shareholders in Takeover Bid

Warner Bros. Discovery went on the attack against Larry and David Ellison on Wednesday, urging shareholders to reject their hostile takeover offer and saying the Ellisons have “consistently misled” them.