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There’s No Good Outcome to the Warner Bros. Takeover

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By Freddie deBoer Verified
| Truthdig Verified
The following story is co-published with Freddie deBoer’s Substack. The future of Warner Bros is again up in the air. Following yet another corporate restructuring – after having been partners or a subsidiary of Time, AOL, AT&T, and Discovery – the legendary movie studio was put up for sale last fall.
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Yes, David Ellison's Merger is Bad, But a Netflix Takeover of Warner Bros Isn't Much Better

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By Freddie deBoer Verified
| Freddie deBoer
The future of Warner Bros is again up in the air. Following yet another corporate restructuring - after having been partners or a subsidiary of Time, AOL, AT&T, and Discovery - the legendary movie studio was put up for sale last fall.
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The Bear Fell a Little Too Deeply In Love with Itself

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By Freddie deBoer Verified
| Freddie deBoer
The lasting image of the now-completed FX series The Bear, for me, will always be the fourth season spectacle of the entire cast sitting under the world’s largest banquet table. That this bizarre tableau was presented in service to the absolute worst kind of bullying sentimentalism is the bigger sin; they’re down there, if you remember, to reassure a young child that it’s OK to be scared, a plot point that would have been considered too smarmy for Full House.
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