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Originally Posted by mlyons
It's more like the MPAA, which sets guidelines and performs public advocacy for the film industry, but doesn't have control over the different studios (which are competing against each other directly, but still benefit by having an umbrella organization trying to improve the health of the industry as a whole).
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I may be wrong, but I don't think it's anything like the MPAA. A team couldn't just say "F You" to the MLB and leave to play in another league. A studio could definitely do that.
The MPAA also probably has little to no control over when a movie is scheduled for release, how it is distributed, how it is advertised, who is in the movie.
Unless I don't know what the MPAA is.