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lol, lmao, even. What do you think studios are doing right now prompting huge strikes among actors and writers in Hollywood?

• kibwen 3y ago
  And yet that has nothing to do with the current length of copyright, so I think you're simply proving my point?
  • belenos46 3y ago
    I think he's pointing out that an anticompetitive cabal already exists, so assuming it would continue to follow anticompetitive practices is not a leap of any kind.
    • brightlancer 3y ago
      > I think he's pointing out that an anticompetitive cabal already exists, Of course, they're called _unions_, which prevent companies from hiring or contracting anyone who isn't part of their cabal -- I mean union. Disney and Comcast and WB/Discovery are _competitors_ who would cut each other's throats for a nickel. Would they collude for profit? Sure, but they treat this as a zero-sum game, so they don't want to help their competition too much.
      • SamoyedFurFluff 3y ago
        No, the studios are explicitly colluding in order not to give into the writers and actors unions demands.