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Paramount to resolve states' lawsuit, clearing the way for Warner Bros. acquisition (opens the original)
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Paramount reached an agreement Monday to resolve an antitrust lawsuit delaying its $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, according to four people familiar with the negotiations, eliminating the last significant barrier to the creation of an entertainment and media colossus. A group of states, led by California Attorney General Rob Bonta, a Democrat, sued Paramount in July, arguing that an acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery would concentrate too much power over cable TV and block
Jimmy Kimmel moves Talarico interview to YouTube because of FCC 'threat' (opens the original)
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"Jimmy Kimmel Live" has decided against broadcasting an interview Thursday night with James Talarico, the Democratic Senate candidate in Texas, and will instead post it on YouTube, the latest development in a yearlong battle between ABC and the Federal Communications Commission. During his monologue Wednesday night, Kimmel said that his show preemptively made the decision because of pressure from President Donald Trump and the FCC over "simple, traditional editorial decisions; guest bookings it
‘60 Minutes’ prepares for a high-pressure premiere after its turbulent shake-up - Editor and Publisher (opens the original)
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When the famous stopwatch starts its familiar ticking on Sunday night for the premiere of the 59th season of “60 Minutes,” the graphics will look a little sleeker. The correspondents roster will include fresh faces. And a new segment will eventually cap the final minute of the broadcast. The tinkering is part of a promised overhaul of the program from the show’s new executive producer, Nick Bilton, who took over the most-watched news show in America in May amid a shake-up orchestrated by Bari We
Saturday Evening Post will stop printing after 205 years (opens the original)
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For more than two centuries, The Saturday Evening Post has chronicled American life in its pages, enshrining a homespun national identity and printing some of the nation's greatest writers. The magazine's January issue will be its last in print, according to Joan SerVaas, the president and publisher. In a letter to the Post's 50,000 subscribers in the most recent issue, she attributed the decision to a combination of "rising production costs, declining advertising revenue and shifting reader hab
Saturday Evening Post will stop printing after 205 years - Editor and Publisher (opens the original)
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For more than two centuries, The Saturday Evening Post has chronicled American life in its pages, enshrining a homespun national identity and printing some of the nation’s greatest writers. The magazine’s January issue will be its last in print, according to Joan SerVaas, the president and publisher. In a letter to The Post’s 50,000 subscribers in the most recent issue, she attributed the decision to a combination of “rising production costs, declining advertising revenue and shifting reader hab
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