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The Battle for Warner Bros. Just Turned Into Peak Streaming Drama

Paramount just crashed Netflix’s victory party with a hostile bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, turning the already messy streaming landscape into a full-blown corporate soap opera. Two giants are now throwing around billion-dollar offers for HBO Max, Warner Bros. studios, and a whole lot of future content that will shape what hundreds of millions of people watch. The catch? Whoever “wins” still has to survive an antitrust obstacle course under a Trump administration that has made it clear this deal will not slide through quietly. Regulators could drag this out for months, pick apart market share, question consumer prices, and maybe even negotiate concessions that have nothing to do with competition. Translation: buckle up. This merger saga is going to be long, loud, and very unpredictable.

The Fed Cuts Rates Again, but Affordability Still Rules the Conversation

With holiday shoppers laser focused on stretching every dollar, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said he hears Americans’ affordability worries loud and clear. Still, a split Fed approved another quarter-point rate cut to 3.5 to 3.75 percent, aiming to keep the job market from cooling too fast. The move may lower some borrowing costs, but economists warn it will not magically fix high prices, tight housing supply, or years of inflation that already baked higher costs into daily life. The committee remains divided, with some members wanting deeper cuts and others urging caution due to tariff pressures. And while floating-rate borrowers may see small wins, experts say this cut does little to change the bigger affordability picture heading into 2026.

Shoppers are adding to cart for the holidays

Over the next year, Roku predicts that 100% of the streaming audience will see ads. For growth marketers in 2026, CTV will remain an important “safe space” as AI creates widespread disruption in the search and social channels. Plus, easier access to self-serve CTV ad buying tools and targeting options will lead to a surge in locally-targeted streaming campaigns.

Read our guide to find out why growth marketers should make sure CTV is part of their 2026 media mix.

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