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DOJ Will Review 70-Year-Old Studio-Exhibitor Consent Decrees

Posted onAugust 3, 2018AuthorPaul Sweeting

The DOJ said that it will review consent decrees which for almost 70 years have regulated how movie studios distribute films to exhibitors.

Source: DOJ Will Review 70-Year-Old Consent Decrees That Regulate How Studios, Exhibitors Do Business

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