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Trump says Netflix-Warner Bros. deal could be a 'problem' and he will be involved in approval
President Donald Trump said Sunday that the proposed $72 billion merger between Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery "could be a problem" due to the amount of market share that the resulting company wou...

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Trump Weighs in on Proposed Netflix-Warner Bros. Deal: It’s a “Very Big Market Share” and “Could Be a Problem”
Will Netflix, HBO Max merge? What to know about Warner Bros. deal
Trump says he'll be involved in review of Netflix-Warner Brothers deal
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday that he would have a say whether a proposed merger between Netflix and Warner Brothers should go forward, telling reporters the market share of a combined en...

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Netflix sets the stage for Hollywood domination with US$83b takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery
Netflix-Warner Bros deal faces political pushback even as company touts benefits
Hollywood Writers Say Warner Takeover ‘Must Be Blocked’
The Writers Guild of America, which announced in October it would oppose any sale of Warner Bros., reiterated that view on Friday, saying the purchase by Netflix “must be blocked.”

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Notable early reaction to Netflix's deal to acquire Warner Bros.
Netflix to acquire Warner Bros in massive $82.7B deal for the streaming giant

President Trump says Netflix-Warner Bros. deal 'could be a problem'

President Donald Trump weighed in on Netflix's deal to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery, saying he would be involved in the review.

Netflix quietly drops Warner Bros. Discovery cable channels in sale

According to Netflix's official press release on Dec. 5, Warner Bros. will separate its Discovery and other traditional cable assets into a new, publicly traded company called Discovery Global. The separation is set to complete in Q3 2026, prior to the closing of the Warner Bros. Streaming acquisition, per NPR's reporting.

Sean Baker says filmmakers ‘have to put foot down' following Netflix-Warner Bros. deal, won't ‘go for the $150 million studio thing' post ‘Anora'

"Anora" director Sean Baker, who is at the Red Sea Film Festival as the head of the international jury, commented on the industry's most burning current topic while speaking at the Jeddah-based event: Netflix agreeing to buy Warner Bros.
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