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Writers Guild Says Paramount Merger Should Be Blocked Over California Exit Plan

The Writers Guild of America criticized David Ellison’s plan to move Paramount out of California, calling it a reason to block the merger. The union argues the relocation shows disregard for workers and the industry. The statement adds fresh opposition to the proposed acquisition.

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