“The company has the incentive and ability to eliminate broad swaths of its workforce, leaving workers with fewer choices for employment and advancement,” the lawmakers wrote in their letter . They cited the layoffs over the past year, including the shutdown of CNN+, as well as later cuts at CNN and in areas like ad sales.
on the grounds that it would ultimately harm authors. After a federal judge ruled in the government’s favor, the companies abandoned that transaction.
So ridiculous and stupid 🙄
Hey Deadline, Elizabeth Warren is the senator for MA not CA.
As much as I hate how WB was operated in the time after the merger I don’t see how the government has any jurisdiction over what film a studio releases or doesn’t, which shows gets renewed or canceled. This is dumb.
Elizabeth warren is not a CA senator lol
What an insane overreach. The workers on the production were paid. It's not anticompetitive to choose not to release a movie. This reeks of culture war.
Good, I think.
They wrote that 'audiences will never see such projects like Batgirl, a $90 million film that was cancelled while 'deep into post-production,' despite consumer outcry, reportedly to allow WBD to claim a tax break'
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