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The Legacy of the Paramount Decree
This chapter explores the historical and lasting effects of the 1948 Paramount Decree on Hollywood's film industry, particularly its role in dismantling studio monopolies. It highlights the contemporary implications of the decree's end in 2020, raising concerns about the potential monopolization of movie theaters by major studios and its impact on independent filmmakers. The discussion emphasizes the need for a diverse film landscape and the risks posed by changing industry dynamics and regulatory measures.
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