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Michael M. Grynbaum

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I write for The New York Times. My book about Condé Nast, Empire of the Elite, is out now. "Juicy, illuminating & relentless in its reporting" –Town & Country
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Chaos came to CBS News. What’s in store for CNN?

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By Michael M. Grynbaum Verified, Benjamin Mullin
| Editor & Publisher Verified
Posted Monday, June 29, 2026 10:55 am Over nearly five decades, CNN has survived multiple owners, ratings ups and downs, and attacks by President Trump. Now, its journalists are bracing for its most dramatic transformation yet: a corporate merger that would put the 24-hour cable network under the same ownership as CBS News. David Ellison, the technology heir who controls Paramount, the owner of CBS, is poised to complete a $111 billion purchase of CNN’s parent company as soon as next month.
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Chaos came to CBS News. What's in store for CNN?

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By Michael M. Grynbaum Verified, Benjamin Mullin
| San Luis Obispo Tribune Verified
Over nearly five decades, CNN has survived multiple owners, ratings ups and downs, and attacks by President Donald Trump. Now, its journalists are bracing for its most dramatic transformation yet: a corporate merger that would put the 24-hour cable network under the same ownership as CBS News. David Ellison, the technology heir who controls Paramount, the owner of CBS, is poised to complete a $111 billion purchase of CNN’s parent company as soon as next month.
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Chaos Came to CBS News. What’s in Store for CNN?

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By Michael M. Grynbaum Verified, Benjamin Mullin
| The New York Times Verified
Over nearly five decades, CNN has survived multiple owners, ratings ups and downs, and attacks by President Trump. Now, its journalists are bracing for its most dramatic transformation yet: a corporate merger that would put the 24-hour cable network under the same ownership as CBS News. David Ellison, the technology heir who controls Paramount, the owner of CBS, is poised to complete a $111 billion purchase of CNN’s parent company as soon as next month.
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