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DOJ clears Paramount’s $111 billion Warner Bros takeover

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U.S. Department of Justice approves Paramount acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery

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Buying Roku would make Fox the third-largest TV distributor in the US, behind YouTube and Disney, but ahead of Netflix, according to Nielsen's March data (James...

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In a note to partners, Disney says Disney Branded Television is rebranding itself as Disney Kids & Family to reflect the nature of the division's content (Nelli...

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Sources: the DOJ closed an investigation of Paramount's bid for WBD before career staffers who were concerned about the acquisition had an opportunity to object...

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Lachlan Murdoch says the "expectation" of Fox, which will own two of the top free, ad-supported streamers, is to keep the Roku Channel and Tubi separate (Caitli...

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A look at an AI-reliant news site for 19 towns south of Boston, which uses public meeting transcripts and LLMs to produce stories and has 350 paid subscribers (...

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Q&A with Ian Coss, host of GBH's Big Dig podcast, on his multi-city live event tour in partnership with local NPR stations, the use of GBH archives, and more (N...

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Delhi High Court quashes the case against NewsClick on foreign funding, saying investigators failed to establish cheating, conspiracy, or any scheduled offense ...

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Gene Shalit, a longtime film critic for NBC's Today who was with the show from 1970 until his retirement in 2010, dies at 100 (Daniel Arkin/NBC News)

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Feu vert du gouvernement américain à la fusion entre les studios Warner et Paramount

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