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Skydance vows to eliminate DEI, ensure "diversity of viewpoints" at Paramount
Skydance has vowed to launch a “comprehensive review” of CBS to ensure that the network is operating in what it views as the “public interest,” per a letter to FCC chairman Brendan Carr obtained by The Hollywood Reporter.
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President Donald Trump said Paramount's soon-to-be new owners Skydance agreed to an additional $20 million payment on top of ...
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Liberal lawmakers asked David Ellison, chief executive of Skydance Media, which is set to merge with CBS owner Paramount, ...
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