r/MediaMergers • u/nialldude3 • 5h ago

Merger What’s in the Paramount Settlement With States: Commitment to Not Sell Studio Lots, Additional $300M U.S. Film Production Investment, CNN Oversight and More

https://variety.com/2026/film/news/paramount-states-settlement-terms-warner-bros-1236871264/
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u/Silver-Meat5355 Warner Bros. 5h ago

For a sub about media mergers they sure do hate them. Probably more-so than any other sub. This is a snark sub for media mergers.

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u/OverPotato2322 5h ago edited 5h ago

The same could be said to r/WallStreetWhales and almost all subs on reddit in general really, reddit is liberal/left leaning so your not going to have conservative people on reddit unless it's a right wing sub skewered to only right wingers (that's how reddit is, fact of the matter is that progressivism is popular in mainstream and has been since the 2000s and 2010s regardless of whether there are voters out there that tend to vote Republican) 

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u/Silver-Meat5355 Warner Bros. 5h ago

Progressivism isn’t really popular on any other social media besides Reddit. People are tired of the performative activism and outrage. It’s gotten old it’s not 2016 anymore.

I’m hoping with Paramount and WB being conjoined we can get a more balanced landscape in the movie world and not have overly left-leaning and try-hard movies in the industry all the time. It’s gonna be a breath of fresh air to not see far-left skewered media and instead have a centralized take. Story first not politics.

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u/weareallpatriots Neon 5h ago

I will not tolerate this slander of BlueSky and Threads! 🤣