WorldPingHaving just been named to the hefty position of co-chair and chief content officer for Skydance DTC — overseeing both HBO Max and Paramount+, Casey Bloys is staying put.
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WorldPingWhen Skydance confirmed the company’s executive leadership team Monday, most industry reaction centered on elevated roles for content execs such as Casey Bloys, Channing Dungey and George Cheeks.
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WorldPingUPDATED: Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan denied an last-minute effort to halt Paramount’s merger with Warner Bros. Discovery, a transaction that is scheduled to close on Tuesday. Kagan’s denial of a petition was entered into the docket without comment.
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WorldPingEXCLUSIVE: Warner Bros’ new Christian Parkes-led contemporary film label Clockwork, which we first told you about in December, will be making the segue to the newly merged Paramount-Warner Bros company now known as Skydance.
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