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Netflix-Warner deal would drive streaming market further down the road of ‘Big 3’ domination

  • Written by David R. King, Higdon Professor of Management, Florida State University
imageNetflix's Hollywood studio offices at Sunset Bronson Studios in Los Angeles.Patrick T. Fallon / AFP via Getty Images

When it comes to major U.S. industries, three tends to be the magic number.

Historically, auto manufacturing was long dominated by Chrysler, Ford and General Motors – the so-called “Big Three,” which at one point...

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