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News. If there's one thing Hollywood loves, it's a sequel.

Indeed, the storied Warner Brothers movie and television studio has spawned a veritable M&A franchise.

Whether it was magazine operator Time, dot-com bubble star AOL, stodgy telecom giant AT&T, or cable network operator Discovery.

Many, many suitors have found the ageo media company impossible to resist and ultimately impossible to live with.

In its latest corporate incarnation known as Warner Brothers Discovery, it is inked what it hopes will be the next blockbuster installment in the series,

agreeing to sell most of itself to streaming giant Netflix for $83 billion.

The only problem?

Another Tinseltown Titan is trying to bust up the proceedings, with $108 billion offer. What all this drama means

and what audiences can expect to see is the focus of this week's Newsroom. It's Amy. And it's

Jonathan, and this is the Views Room, the weekly podcast that invites you, the listener, into a lively

debate with breaking views colonists about the naughtiest issues in business, corporate finance, and economics.

Amy, just reading through that history, it's sort of hard to believe that yet another media

giant is willing to drink from what might seem given repeated, emphatically repeated,

experience to be a poison chalice, right?

Absolutely. Going through that list, like the remnants of time or event. fatically repeated experience to be a poison chalice, right?

Absolutely.

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