MAX Changing Names Again...

[Bruce]

NDAs are weird like that.

So a NDA prevented him from saying I am correct, but did not prevent him from saying I was incorrect?

 

[comfortably_numb]

This thread has gone off the rails!

 

[ncted]

This thread has gone off the rails!

As my cousin often laments, "we've all devolved to arguing with strangers on the internet."

 

[navychop]

I dispute that!

 

[lakebum431]

My first paragraph-

Then this-



Yet I did know, less than a month ago, my source was from someone who works at Paramount, how did she have the information, over you, who claims to work for them.


You are Monday morning posting with the above, all of a sudden you do know, yet leaving up all those posts were you said I was incorrect.

I also posted that Warner are doing massive cuts in the budgets for all their cable channels ( except HBO, which has already been cut), am I wrong on that also, because I know I am not.

Ha! she didn't know a month ago. It literally wasn't decided at that point. I promise you that. It was no where near a done deal. That's for sure. The potential transaction wasn't even structured at that point and the vote very easily could have gone the other way. Just because it ultimately happened does not mean that it was always going to go that way. These board discussions can be interesting to say the least.

 

[Bruce]

Ha! she didn't know a month ago. It literally wasn't decided at that point. I promise you that. It was no where near a done deal. That's for sure. The potential transaction wasn't even structured at that point and the vote very easily could have gone the other way. Just because it ultimately happened does not mean that it was always going to go that way. These board discussions can be interesting to say the least.

Dude, my links was at the same time, which I posted, amazing my friend and the News media knew, you denied it was true, 3 weeks later, it was clear everyone reported correctly, except you.

Here, from May 14-

On the earnings call, Zaslav declined to say whether a spinoff at his company was in the works.

"We can move quickly if we decide to change," Zaslav said.

The company posted a net loss of $453 million, which underscored continued struggles in key business units, including lower television advertising at its cable channels.

Warner Bros. Discovery breakup speculation ramps up after weak earnings report

The Warner Bros. studio struggled in the quarter, but the company's streaming unit grew by 5.3 million subscribers.

www.latimes.com

Sounds Like Warner Bros. Discovery Will Have Its Own SpinCo in the “Not-Too-Distant” Future

CNBC’s David Faber reports that a spinoff of Warners’ cable channels is imminent.

www.hollywoodreporter.com