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Sarandos claims HBO Max merger will deliver more content for less money
entertainment Feb 3, 2026, 7:41 PM
Sarandos claims HBO Max merger will deliver more content for less money
  • Ted Sarandos testified before a Senate hearing regarding the merger of Netflix and HBO Max, emphasizing that 80% of HBO Max users also subscribe to Netflix.
  • He claimed the merger would enhance competition, providing consumers with more content and better value while minimizing the risk of Netflix becoming a monopoly.
  • Sarandos maintained that subscribers can easily cancel their Netflix service if they find it too expensive, underscoring the company's commitment to consumer choice.
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Industry season 4 delivers unflinching drama and a star-studded cast
entertainment Jan 11, 2026, 12:00 AM
Industry season 4 delivers unflinching drama and a star-studded cast
  • Industry Season 4 premiered on January 11, 2026, on HBO Max.
  • The show continues to explore the financial world and its impact on personal relationships.
  • With new episodes releasing weekly, the series has garnered critical acclaim for its storytelling.
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Netflix plans to own Warner Bros. Discovery for $72 billion
business Dec 5, 2025, 7:49 PM
Netflix plans to own Warner Bros. Discovery for $72 billion
  • Netflix plans to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery for $72 billion in a move to expand its content library.
  • Antitrust concerns and regulatory scrutiny have been raised regarding the acquisition, fearing it may lead to a monopoly in the streaming market.
  • The acquisition could redefine the entertainment landscape, potentially causing significant changes in how content is produced and accessed.
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Netflix buys Warner Bros. in historic $82.7 billion deal
business Dec 5, 2025, 1:12 PM
Netflix buys Warner Bros. in historic $82.7 billion deal
  • Warner Bros. Discovery sold its streaming assets to Netflix for $82.7 billion.
  • The acquisition includes a mix of cash and stock, valuing Warner Bros. at $27.75 per share.
  • This merger could potentially reshape the streaming market, raising antitrust concerns.
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