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Skydance Is a Decent Name, It’s Just Weaker Than Paramount or Warner Bros.

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Skydance Is a Decent Name, It’s Just Weaker Than Paramount or Warner Bros. David Ellison's decision to eclipse two iconic names with his own company arguably declares "I won" at the expense of a century of brand value. But how much the parent company's name matters has yet to be seen.

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