Netflix Wants Warner Bros. — And A Much Bigger Streaming Universe
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- Netflix is trying to buy Warner Bros. Discovery in a $72B deal that would mash together Netflix and HBO Max into a 400M+ subscriber streaming giant.
- Regulators are skeptical of Netflix’s claim that it needs Warner to compete with YouTube, and may instead focus on concentration in premium streaming.
- A higher hostile bid from Paramount Skydance turns this into a bidding war, while investors are effectively betting on how far regulators will let “Big Streaming” go.
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