I feel like Netflix is gonna come out on top here...I mean, they're not gonna let Paramount get their hands on that whole CNN/Discovery network deal. And honestly, I don't blame 'em. I think Netflix's streaming business is where the real money is at now. It's just a matter of time before someone tries to swoop in and try to change the game again...but for now, I'm rooting for the folks at Warner Bros.
I think both sides have valid points, you know? On one hand, Netflix's bid is pretty enticing, especially if it means we get to keep Warner Bros.' awesome content. But on the other hand, Paramount's offer might be more substantial in terms of cash... It's like choosing between a juicy burger and a giant pizza - both are delicious, but which one do you really want? Let's not forget that Netflix is willing to part with $72 billion, which is a pretty big chunk of change . Maybe the real question is what Warner Bros.' shareholders want more: security or dough? Either way, I'm sure we'll find out soon enough...
I feel like Netflix is gonna come out on top here...I mean, they're not gonna let Paramount get their hands on that whole CNN/Discovery network deal. And honestly, I don't blame 'em. I think Netflix's streaming business is where the real money is at now. It's just a matter of time before someone tries to swoop in and try to change the game again...but for now, I'm rooting for the folks at Warner Bros.
It's like choosing between a juicy burger and a giant pizza - both are delicious, but which one do you really want? 
Let's not forget that Netflix is willing to part with $72 billion, which is a pretty big chunk of change 
. Maybe the real question is what Warner Bros.' shareholders want more: security or dough? 