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09/21/2026

PSKY, States Settle WBD Merger Fight

After quite a lot of will-they-won’t-they over the weekend, the states and the Writers Guild of America settled their antitrust case over the $110 billion Paramount Skydance-Warner Bros. Discovery merger.

By Cablefax Staff

Found in: Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger / David Ellison / FCC / M&A / Paramount / Mergers / Warner Bros Discovery / Rob Bonta / Anna Gomez
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08/24/2026

PSKY’s State Settlement Shenanigans

Settlement talks between Paramount Skydance and a coalition of states led by California AG Rob Bonta are off despite reports over the weekend that the two parties were ready to sit down this week.

By Cablefax Staff

Found in: merger / M&A / Paramount / Warner Bros Discovery / Rob Bonta / Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger
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08/20/2026

It’s Official: Cox is Spectrum

When the sun rose Thursday, Charter’s acquisition of Cox Communications, valued at $34.5 billion including assumed debt, had officially closed.

By Amy Maclean

Found in: sportsnet la / Segra / Mark Greatrex / Cox / charter / spectrum / M&A / Mergers / RapidScale / Chris Winfrey / liberty broadband
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08/13/2026

Charter-Cox to Close After CPUC Approval

Get ready for the $34.5 billion Cox-Charter deal to close now that it received the final necessary regulatory approval.

By Amy Maclean

Found in: CPUC / Cox / merger / charter / M&A / Spectrum News / Chris Winfrey / Mark Greatrex
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08/12/2026

PSKY, Bonta on What It Would Take to Settle Antitrust Lawsuit

PSKY legal chief Makan Delrahim and California AG Rob Bonta were asked whether they’d be open to settling an antitrust lawsuit seeking to block the $110 billion Warner Bros. Discovery merger.

By Cablefax Staff

Found in: Rob Bonta / Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger / merger / M&A / Paramount / Makan Delrahim / Warner Bros Discovery
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08/06/2026

Nexstar-Tegna Fight Takes Another Legal Turn

Things took another turn in the Nexstar-Tegna merger legal fight Thursday when a U.S. District judge ruled that Nexstar violated the terms of a preliminary injunction by installing its own execs on Tegna’s board.

By Cablefax Staff

Found in: 2Q26 / Broadcast / Earnings / DirecTV / merger / M&A / TEGNA / Nexstar / Perry Sook

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PSKY, States Settle WBD Merger Fight

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