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  1. Jane Fonda and Julia Roberts protested the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger and expressed concern over CNN's future ownership.
  2. A merger places entertainment and news assets under control involving HBO and Skydance Media.

Stephen Colbert hosts The Late Show on CBS while music agreements are struck and corporate issues surrounding Paramount are discussed.

6 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 15
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Stephen Colbert hosts The Late Show on CBS while music agreements are struck and corporate issues surrounding Paramount are discussed.

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CBS StudiosSkydance Media

How it developed

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  1. New competition and settlements emerge regarding Paramount and CBS's network status.1 source
  2. Colbert's show content moved to YouTube; writers disputed network's Emmy campaign.1 source
  3. Colbert hosts his show on CBS while corporate issues regarding Paramount and music licensing are being finalized.1 source

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A merger places entertainment and news assets under control involving HBO and Skydance Media. All 3 developments

Within Jane Fonda and Julia Roberts protested the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger and expressed concern over CNN's future ownership.

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