Status Post 844: I'd like to see Warner Media buying MGM and CBS/Viacom buying Lionsgate, not to mention Disney/Fox selling their stake of Boom and Comcast selling their venture capital stuff but that's just me.

Status Post 843: First it was Comcast buying the remaining stock of NBC Universal they didn't own, then it was AT&T merging with Time Warner becoming Warner Media, now it was Disney and 21st Century Fox merging, I suspect the next major media M&A will be the remerger of CBS and Viacom, given the recent reports.

Status Post 842: I just hope Warner Media's restructurings actually mark the end of CN's network decay.

Status Post 841: Something about the Disney/Fox merger that was made official yesterday.

While I am neutral on it, I just want to say that people really need to stop doomsaying as if it will lead to a Disney monopoly, which I strongly doubt it very much, though I am aware that people are worried that this will mean the end of consumers' rights and content creators' rights.

Here's a comment left by someone on JIMENOPOLIX's status: "Can someone get this AdrenalineRush1996 who keeps responding to every comment to shut up?

Also, for those wondering why I don't approve of this whole Disney/Fox thing, read this: 944 - DISNEY/FOX and why it's a BAD thing".

Number one, I did not respond to every comment on that status to shut up. Number two, my intention was to state that this wouldn't lead to a monopoly. Number three, said person who posted that comment called Bob Iger the bastard spawn of Satan, which I think is too far and ignored the good stuff he's done at Disney to continue talking more crap he did there plus even if his predecessor Michael Eisner did good stuff in the Nineties, I still don't like him for arguably derailing the 2D animation part, attempting to sever ties with Pixar (it was before Disney bought them) and most notably dismissing Jeffrey Katzenberg that it led to forming his own Disney that is Dreamworks. I feel Disney could've continued having success in the early 2000s had Katzenberg been in control instead of Eisner. Number four, the reason why I don't watch RandomDC3's stuff anymore is that my opinions clash with his and I just didn't want to continue watching his stuff as a result.

You are allowed to be dismissive of the merger, but enough with the doomsaying that it would be a monopoly.