Reeves Weideman
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 14 Feb
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And if we start to get signals that regulators in Europe or in the United States are uncomfortable with the Netflix deal.
That could put that on shakier ground.
The other thing that the Ellisons can still do is put in more money, put in more of Larry's money.
And right now the deals are roughly equivalent.
There's some sort of accounting about how much value the cable networks are worth that can tip the scale in one direction or another.
But the one thing that would make it a clearly better offer from Paramount would be more money.
And the most obvious place that could come from is David's dad, Larry.
There's no great option out there right now.
I think whether Netflix buys Warner Brothers or if Paramount manages to buy the company, it's one fewer company out there making movies.
And in some ways, the argument for consumers is, well, now I'll just have my Netflix slash HBO subscription.
I won't have to pay for both of them if that deal goes through.
But what happens whenever Hollywood consolidates is there's just less stuff that gets made.
As much as these companies are saying that they'll keep making more and more movies, they'll keep making more and more shows, that's what's going to happen.
It's obviously going to be difficult for people who work in Hollywood.
There will be layoffs, there will be cuts.
And ultimately, at the end of the day, I think in terms of the quality, in some ways, the quantity of the work that we're going to get, the shows we're going to get to see, the movies we're going to get to watch, you have to be a little bit nervous about what something like this means.
Yeah, I mean, the Oracle stock that David, through his father, owns, you know, could make or lose more in a day than he could ever make on a movie or honestly from probably owning these businesses.
And so I think at the end of the day, look, in some ways it probably goes back to the little boy David Ellison was in a number of ways.
One, I think he genuinely, for all the criticisms that he gets, he loves movies.
He loves the movie Business.
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