In a letter to the Justice Department, Paramount Skydance’s top lawyer also pushed back on concerns about the economic consequences of the blockbuster merger.
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June 9, 2026, 11:32 AM EDT
By Daniel Arkin and Bella LoBue
Paramount Skydance has accused Netflix of spearheading a “scorched-earth campaign to try and poison regulators and other stakeholders” against its $110 billion purchase of rival Hollywood studio Warner Bros. Discovery.
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Netflix reached a deal to purchase Warner Bros. Discovery late last year, but Ellison has been angling for a hostile takeover.
Paramount's merger with Warner Bros would unite two major Hollywood studios, two streaming platforms and two news operations.
