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Opposition grows to Netflix-Warner Bros deal

Hollywood residuals, back end deals face extinction as Netflix eats Warner Bros. | Analysis

Say good-bye to the age of residuals. Hollywood's business model has been forever changed by Netflix, the streaming giant that up-ended front-end deals, back-end deals, actor residuals and profit participation.

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Netflix has a big unanswered question. That may kill its Warner Bros. deal

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How are US media firms stacking up as takeover battle for Warner Bros intensifies

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What Netflix’s acquisition of Warner Bros. means for the movies

Netflix’s deal to acquire Warner Bros., one of Hollywood’s oldest movie studios, poses seismic shifts to the entertainment industry and the future of moviegoing.

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Why Netflix (NFLX) Stock Is Trading Lower Today

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Paramount Makes $108.4 Billion Hostile Bid For Warner Bros. Discovery

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Paramount goes hostile in bid for Warner Bros., challenging a $72 billion offer by Netflix

The effort initiates a potentially bruising battle with Netflix for the company behind HBO, CNN and DC Studios, and the right to reshape much of the nation’s entertainment landscape.

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FirstFT: Opposition grows to Netflix-Warner Bros deal

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Netflix–WBD Deal Would Create $6.6 Billion APAC Heavyweight, Media Partners Asia Warns of ‘Licensing Cliff’

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In a takeover of Warner Bros., Netflix makes a play for 21st century Hollywood's throne

Netflix would also gain access to a trove of lucrative intellectual property, from Bugs Bunny and Superman to “Friends” and “Game of Thrones.” The closest modern parallel might be Amazon’s acquisition of the former Hollywood power player Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in 2023.

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Netflix and the Hollywood End Game

Netflix is driving the Hollywood end game, likely confident it can increase the value of IP, and fend off YouTube.

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Netflix CEO brushes aside Paramount’s ‘entirely expected’ hostile bid, ‘super confident’ of closing deal with Warner Bros. Discovery

The Netflix Co-CEO also said he's talked with the president "many times" since the election and he'll be good to movie theaters once he’s running a studio.