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The FCC has approved Paramount Skydance's request for a 49.5% foreign ownership stake in its merger with Warner Bros. Discovery, allowing foreign investors to hold nearly half of the combined entity. The decision has raised concerns among some lawmakers regarding national security and foreign influence in American media.
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The FCC has approved Paramount Skydance's request for a 49.5% foreign ownership stake in its merger with Warner Bros. Discovery, allowing foreign investors to hold nearly half of the combined entity. The decision has raised concerns among some lawmakers regarding national security and foreign influence in American media.
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