Warner Bros Discovery might have to take David Ellison’s barely sweetened offer for the media giant, after all, The Post has learned. As we reported last week, the firm known as WBD that controls that iconic Warner Bros.

Over the weekend, Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Skydance officially announced that their $111 billion megamerger is a go, and Paramount CEO David Ellison spoke about the deal for the first time during an investor call on Monday. It was generally ...

Paramount Skydance is shuffling the structure of a streaming key team as it prepares to absorb Warner Bros. Discovery.

Should a Paramount-WBD merger ultimately be greenlit, two declining businesses will be challenged to form a profitable one. Even with regulatory approval, Paramount-Skydance-Warner-Bros.-Discovery faces an uphill climb.

Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos failed Thursday to convince a skeptical Trump administration to approve his proposed takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery – and with that, his nearly done deal to buy WBD’s streaming service and studio went into a death spiral.

Paramount Skydance Corp (PSKY) reports robust streaming growth and outlines ambitious AI investment plans amidst challenges in theatrical revenue.

On Sept. 30, the budget live TV streamer Philo increased the price of its Core plan and added access to ad-supported HBO Max and Discovery Plus. Its subscription price rose by $5 to $33, with existing Core customers paying more on or after Oct. 30.

Though not a done deal — there are still quite a few regulatory hurdles to clear, locally, federally and abroad — Paramount Skydance Warner Bros. Discovery (unofficial, but yikes) now has a fairly open path to try its unified hand at Hollywood domination.