Skydance Shuffle: David Ellison Addresses Troops About New Name, Says Adieu to Mike and Pam and Sets Table for ‘Barbie 2’
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{ "epilogue": "David Ellison addressed employees and revealed Skydance as the new name for the merged parent company of Warner Bros. and Paramount ahead of the merger closing. The $81 billion deal sparked commentary over industry control alongside concerns from figures like Mark Ruffalo that the agreement would stifle creativity and weaken free speech.
Meanwhile, the first trailer for the newly named company featured major franchises and set expectations for future projects." }
Epilogue added 1h ago, after coverage quieted.
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