LA Times contributor argues merger threatens representation and competition
2 Sep 21 · 4d ago · 1 article · 1 post · 2 sources · development 2 of 2
A contributor piece argues that consolidation would eliminate competitive market discipline, allowing a merged company controlling a third of theatrical distribution and cable programming to ignore its highest-revenue audiences. The analysis contrasts Latino and Black purchasing power and media consumption against their minimal on-screen representation in 2025.
“Latino and Black spending represents the profit margin for the industry, and yet those voices will be the first silenced.”
LA Times contributorParamount (Ellison family) Merger proponent
Rob Bonta California Attorney GeneralWarner Bros. Discovery Merger target
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first by LA Times, 4d ago · also Mercury News
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- Opinion: A Paramount-Warner merger will hurt Hollywood and people of color Mercury News · 1d ago
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