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David Ellison, Asked Whether Skydance Has a Side Deal With Trump for Free TV Ads, Says ‘We Were Not Involved’ in the Paramount Settlement ‘in Any Way’
David Ellison, chairman and CEO of the newly merged Paramount Skydance, declined to comment when asked if the company's new owners have an agreement with President Donald Trump to give him millions of dollars worth of free TV advertising airtime.
David Ellison Says Skydance Was ‘Not Involved’ in Trump-Paramount Settlement, Deflects When Asked About PSAs
On the first day as the new owner of Paramount, CEO David Ellison insisted that Skydance was “not involved” in the Donald-Trump Paramount settlement, but deflected questions about a potential Skydance side deal made with Trump to run PSAs.
New Paramount CEO David Ellison reiterated that Skydance has complied with all laws, including anti-bribery laws, but did not ...
David Ellison, the new CEO of Paramount, referred to what he called a “challenging period” for CBS News, while praising the ...
David Ellison as CEO and former NBCUniversal boss Jeff Shell as president are running the combined Hollywood company, looking ...
A full year after Paramount's board approved a deal for Paramount to merge with Skydance, that deal has finally closed, and ...
Paramount Global and Skydance Media have reached the end of their long and winding merger road, announcing the close of their ...
The media company owned by David Ellison announced the deal over a year ago, but only received FCC approval in July.
The merger catapults new power players to the top of Hollywood and ends a tortuous process that has lasted well over a year.
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