David Ellison, CEO of Paramount Skydance, has been busy.
Over these past few weeks, the company settled a state antitrust lawsuit over its purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery, completed a $52 billion debt sale, and yesterday closed the polarizing deal that puts several prized and historic media brands under one roof.
Amid the flurry of activity, there have also been cues about how Ellison plans to lead the new entity. We asked The Wall Street Journal’s Joe Flint, considered the dean of media reporters, for insights about the Hollywood power broker and what his recent string of decisions — like the choice to hire the ex-toy company leader who drove the hit Barbie movie project — tells us.
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