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Home / Business and Economy / Warner Bros. Discovery Faces Bidding War as Streaming Landscape Shifts

Warner Bros. Discovery Faces Bidding War as Streaming Landscape Shifts

14 Nov, 2025

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Summary

  • Warner Bros. Discovery receives acquisition interest from multiple parties
  • CEO Zaslav's contract amended to secure his leadership during strategic review
  • Disney+ plans to tap into AI-based user-generated content and gaming
Warner Bros. Discovery Faces Bidding War as Streaming Landscape Shifts

In November 2025, the media landscape is in flux as Warner Bros. Discovery navigates a strategic review process. The company has received acquisition interest from "multiple parties," including David Ellison's Paramount Skydance, as well as bids from Comcast and Netflix for its streaming and studio operations.

This potential bidding war has emerged after Warner Bros. Discovery announced plans last month to split into two separate entities: Warner Bros., comprising streaming and studios, and Discovery Global, which will focus on TV networks and Discovery+. The separation is expected to be completed by April 2026.

As part of the strategic review, Warner Bros. Discovery's board is considering a deal structure that would enable a merger of Warner Bros. with a third-party acquirer, alongside a spin-off of Discovery Global to shareholders. To ensure CEO David Zaslav's continued leadership during this process, the company has amended his employment agreement, extending the term through December 2030.

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Meanwhile, Disney+ CEO Bob Iger sees a "huge opportunity" for the streaming service in gaming and AI-based user-generated content. Iger believes Disney+ can leverage these emerging technologies to enhance the platform's content offerings and user experience.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
According to the article, Warner Bros. Discovery is currently undergoing a strategic review process, with multiple parties, including Paramount Skydance, Comcast, and Netflix, submitting bids to acquire the company.
The article states that Warner Bros. Discovery has amended Zaslav's employment agreement to extend his term through December 2030, ensuring his continued leadership during the strategic review process.
The article mentions that Disney+ CEO Bob Iger sees a "huge opportunity" for the streaming service in gaming and AI-based user-generated content, indicating that Disney+ plans to expand into these areas.

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