Judge Sets Hearing on Paramount-WBD Settlement Over Movie Output and CNN/CBS Oversight
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A federal judge set a Zoom hearing for 11 a.m. PT to address questions about the proposed consent decree settling the state AGs’ antitrust suit against Paramount-WBD, including a requirement to release at least 30 movies per year and an independent board to oversee CNN and CBS News standards, with other issues like a potential bond and WGA matters to be decided later.
Topics:entertainment#antitrust#business#consent-decree#paramount-wbd#settlement#state-attorneys-general
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