How Trump’s return shook media affairs, entertainment

President Trump’s return was an earthquake in the news and entertainment sector.

Trump and his associates have targeted Dei programs in American companies. He relaunched complaints against television networks, disputed the financing of public media and prevented certain media from covering events. Its proposed prices have caused chaos on the world markets, increasing the spectrum of a recession and threatening the media and entertainment as well as the rest of the business world.

Here is a more in -depth examination of how Trump’s influence has shaken the media and entertainment.

The media are faced with new attacks

Trump’s influence was felt long before he took office for the second time.

In particular, during the campaign, the Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times have reversed their long -standing approval practices of the presidential candidates. This has raised concerns inside and outside these newspapers according to which the media have been self-granted by the fear of Trump’s reprisals. The owner of the post, Jeff Bezos, said he had made the decision because many people believe that the media are biased and that the presidential notices do not like. The owner of the Times, Dr. Patrick, Soon-Shiong said that he had sought to be less divided during a rocky electoral year.

Then, during the first days of Trump’s new mandate, Bezos rocked the newspaper’s opinion section.

The movements have caused a consoup. There was an upheaval of staff and mass subscription cancellations to the post, and some members of the Times resigned.

While Trump denigns their credibility, the consumer media rush to reverse a prolonged decrease in public confidence by increasing transparency and deepening the commitment. But confidence will take a long time to restore, and the transition to digital has weakened the commercial models of many media, which makes them more difficult for them to retaliate.

An exception is the New York Times, which is one of the greatest commercial successes among traditional media. In a post-electoral memo, he promised to be “unshakable” but “just” in his coverage of Trump.

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Entertainment has a repression of

Media and entertainment conglomerates have joined other people in American companies to revise their diversity, equity and inclusion efforts in response to Trump’s repression.

Disney movements here were notable because CEO Bob Iger criticized Trump’s policies in the past and defended liberal themes in television shows and Disney films. That said, even before Trump’s return, Iger had repeatedly said that Disney The main mission is to entertain Rather than advancing a political program.

As large entertainment companies have reduced Dei on the business side, creatives and their representatives say that there has also been a freshness on the liberal programming themes.

The initiates of Hollywood told Bi that the quarter of work had taken the form of studio leaders asking producers to modify scenarios and characters – or to completely – and companies that cover the directives passed to ensure that the casts were diverse.

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Prices threaten the recovery of Hollywood

Many bankers and investors were waiting for Trump’s return to the White House to inaugurate a pro-business climate favorable to the realization. This was particularly relevant in entertainment. The biggest transactions at stake were the long -awaited merger of Skydance Media with Paramount Global and Comcast to run most of its Nbcuniversal wired chains.

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However, the hopes of an easy climate began to fade quickly.

Trump has assailed several media, including news from Comcast NBC. Before the elections, he continued the CBS of Paramount, alleging that his “60 minutes” manipulated an interview with the former vice-president Kamala Harris in his favor. The costume is pending.

Trump then ordered scanning prices, which could clobber media and entertainment companies on the fronts of advertising and consumption income.

The actions of the media and entertainment fell on the new prices. The discovery of the Warner Bros. debt. And Disney dependent on the parks were the most affected while Netflix, protected by its usefulness type status, was the least affected.

The prices could provoke Hollywood, who already had trouble recovering historical strikes from work, a decline in expenses, and Los Angeles fires in Greenlight even fewer shows if they wreak havoc on consumer spending and production costs.

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