Sky alleged that Warner Bros. Discovery breached a deal over alleged obligations to present it with opportunities to co-produce at least four shows per year from 2021 to 2023.
Lawyers for both sides on Monday informed the court of an agreement to resolve the case. Terms weren’t disclosed.
content for itself so that” it can be used as the “cornerstone of the launch of its Max streaming service in Europe,” thestated. Sky sought a court order that would force the David Zaslav-led company to bring it on as a co-producer on the production. Under the disputed deal, WBD must offer Sky the opportunity to co-produce at least four original shows per year from 2021 to 2025. The lawsuit said that Sky is required to select a minimum of two and has “complete discretion” to pick from the proposed slate.
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