Jane Fonda Opposes Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger at New York Event
Actress and activist Jane Fonda spoke at a live event in New York City, urging attendees to sign a petition to block the proposed Paramount Warner Brothers merger. She characterized the potential merger as a "direct attack on free speech, freedom of expression." Fonda also cited a personal stake in CNN, having been married to its late founder Ted Turner, expressing concern about the network's future direction if the merger proceeds.
Actress Jane Fonda publicly voiced her opposition to the proposed Paramount Warner Brothers merger during a live event held in New York City.
Fonda called upon the audience to sign a petition, encouraging them to contact their state attorneys general to intervene and block the merger. She articulated her belief that the consolidation represents "a direct attack on free speech, freedom of expression."
Highlighting her personal connection, Fonda mentioned her past marriage to the late CNN founder, Ted Turner. She stated, "I have a personal stake in CNN, I don’t want to see it go that way," expressing concerns about the implications for the news network.
According to Deadline Hollywood, Fonda's comments were made during the event as she rallied support against the proposed corporate consolidation.
