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4:50Now PlayingWarner Bros. Discovery Inc. said it’s considering a possible sale of the company after receiving unsolicited interest from multiple parties. Netflix Inc. and Comcast Corp. are weighing bids for parts of the media and entertainment company, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
The Warner Bros. board will evaluate “a broad range” of options, including a planned split-up of the company by mid-2026, an outright sale or separate deals for its studios and streaming or cable-TV units, according to a statement Tuesday. NYU's Stern School Director of the Entertainment, Media & Technology Program Paul Hardart writes the move is "the product of trying to address significant debt, shifting audience habits and shareholder demands — that makes perfect sense on a whiteboard in a CEO’s office. The content creation and distribution capabilities of Warner Bros. make it one of the few vertically integrated studios still standing. A merger with any of its rumored suitors — Paramount Skydance Corp., Comcast Corp., Amazon.com Inc, or Netflix Inc. — would deliver efficiency, cost savings and leverage in a market that rewards size."
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