David Ellison, now CEO of Paramount, in a press briefing talked about building a tech product that is "truly competitive" and a "single tech stack" for the entire company.

However, it is not yet clear how rigorously the law will be enforced in individual countries.

Some existing pay TV distributors have already given the "authenticated" approval for streamer ESPN. But others - and their customers - are waiting.

The newly merged Paramount revealed very little in the new CEO's "open" letter about how it will handle basic cable.

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