Clearing way for a Paramount-Warner Bros. merger

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A major change is coming for Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon after the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger
Paramount Skydance resolves key antitrust challenges to its $110 billion Warner Bros. Discovery merger, avoiding forced divestitures of legacy children’s networks Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network.

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Will Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network merge under Paramount?
Will the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger be Hollywood's undoing?
Block the Merger Coalition Files Legal Request to Oppose Paramount-Warner Bros. Deal
A coalition of groups working under the Block the Merger banner have filed an emergency request to oppose Paramount’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery ahead of a court hearing in California this ...

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Hold Everything! Paramount Warner Bros. Merger Hits a Delay as Judge Grants Last-Ditch Effort from Block the Merger Coalition
Judge Sets Hearing On State AGs’ Settlement With Paramount-Warner Bros Discovery
Analysis-Paramount pledges to release 30 films a year. How will that add up?
The industry has been contending with shrinking audiences as streaming and social media gain ground.

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Protesters at Paramount's gates say Bonta 'caved' on Warner Bros. merger deal
What we know — and don’t — about Paramount’s Hollywood plans
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