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FCC commissioners accepted expensive gifts from Paramount while involved in the approval process for the company's merger with Warner Bros. Discovery. Ethics experts warn that these actions could compromise the agency's impartiality, and a lawsuit has been filed by multiple states to block the merger due to anti-monopoly concerns.
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FCC commissioners accepted expensive gifts from Paramount while involved in the approval process for the company's merger with Warner Bros. Discovery. Ethics experts warn that these actions could compromise the agency's impartiality, and a lawsuit has been filed by multiple states to block the merger due to anti-monopoly concerns.
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