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Mike Schur: The Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger Is Existential for Writers
The piece argues that large Hollywood mergers harm writers and virtually every other industry participant, from actors and directors to s…
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The piece argues that large Hollywood mergers harm writers and virtually every other industry participant, from actors and directors to set decorators and union workers. It claims such consolidations reduce consumer choice by concentrating control in fewer executives with limited perspectives. The article also notes that local businesses suffer as productions disappear, while the only beneficiaries are top‑level billionaires who profit despite the broader workforce’s losses.
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