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Netflix and Warner Bros. deal is far from a sure thing

What does Netflix’s offer to buy HBO Max mean for you?

Subscribers of the two streaming giants may now be wondering what changes could come to their content and their monthly bills.

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Will Netflix, HBO Max merge? What to know about Warner Bros. deal

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Netflix to buy Warner Bros. Discovery in $83 billion deal

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Politicians aren't happy with the Netflix-Warner Bros deal. Here's why.

Netflix announced it will buy Warner Bros. Discovery for $72 billion in one of the most colossal deals in recent Hollywood history.

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What to know about the $82.7-billion Netflix-Warner Bros. deal that will reshape Hollywood

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Instant view: Netflix to buy Warner Bros Discovery's studios, streaming unit for $72 billion

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Netflix to buy Warner Bros film and streaming businesses for $72bn

Some in the film industry, including the Writers Guild of America, have criticised the deal, saying it would negatively impact workers and consumers.

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Warner Bros. Discussing Major Move With DC Comics Amid Netflix Merger

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

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What does the Netflix-WBD deal mean to the future of streaming?

The massive deal could mean higher subscription prices, fewer buyers for producers and maybe another merger down the road.

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So what does Netflix buying Warner Bros. mean for viewers like you?

In any event, the company further “expects” to continue operating HBO and Warner Bros. as they have been, which makes it sound like HBO won’t immediately become just another Netflix tile, nor will Warner Bros. movies switch to 6-day theatrical runs with unreported grosses on a dozen mystery screens.

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Every Question About the Netflix–Warner Bros. Merger, Answered

What does this mean for subscribers? What about the future of DC Studios? What happens to HBO Sunday nights? How should you even feel about this?

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What does Netflix's purchase of Warner Bros. mean for theatrical releases?

According to Variety, Warner Bros. currently has contracts in place to release films in movie theaters through 2029. Bloomberg also reported that continued theatrical releases were a major part of Netflix's bid to acquire Warner Bros., so the streamer appears committed to keeping Warner Bros. films in cinemas.

TV Talk: What does Netflix buying Warner Bros. mean for consumers?

Friday morning’s news that Netflix will buy the Warner Bros. film studio, HBO and HBO Max for $83 billion marks a huge earthquake in the entertainment industry, but what it means for consumers remains unclear.

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Televisa and Univision sign agreement with YouTube TV: what does this mean for users?

As part of the agreement, ViX, the streaming platform owned by TelevisaUnivision, will be integrated into YouTube's Primetime Channels

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What Does ‘Pluribus’ Mean? The Definition Of ‘Pluribus’ Is A Key To Understanding The New Apple TV Hit Series

Discover What’s Streaming On: Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul creator Vince Gilligan is back with a highly-anticipated new series on Apple TV: Pluribus. With a Certified 100% Fresh score on Rotten Tomatoes, and Better Call Saul alum Rhea Seehorn as its ...

What does Netflix buying Warner Bros. mean, exactly? The good, the bad, and the ugly repercussions

The über-streamer has reportedly agreed an $83 billion deal that would see it acquire the film, TV and streaming services of Hollywood giant Warner Bros., the studio behind Harry Potter. The upside? The Sopranos on Netflix,

What does Warner Bros. own? Netflix announces massive deal to buy legacy Hollywood giant

WASHINGTON — Netflix announced Friday a deal with Warner Bros. Discovery to buy the legacy Hollywood giant’s studio and streaming business for $72 billion. The seismic move would bring two of the industry’s biggest players in film and TV under one roof and give a new home to some of the world's most beloved franchises.

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CEO Bob Iger Announces Joint Hulu and Disney+ Streaming Service. What Does It Mean for Investors?

It's official. The Walt Disney Company's (NYSE: DIS) stand-alone streaming service Hulu is going away...sort of. The company announced on Wednesday that Hulu will soon be fully integrated into Disney+, although it will still be its own category within the ...