Warner Bros Discovery has officially launched Max, the new streaming service taking the place of HBO Max, with lots of 4K movies and shows, new original series, and content from Discovery Plus.
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A new report claims Warner Bros Discovery has decided not to merge its HBO Max and Discovery+ streaming services, due to concerns about customers leaving the services because of higher prices.
HBO Max and Discovery+ streaming services are merging. A unified service offering content from both platforms should arrive next year. The new service will have ad-free and ad-lite subscriptions.
Warner Bros. Discovery, which recently got merged with AT&T-owned WarnerMedia, is now merging its streaming platform Discovery Plus with HBO Max as well, as announced by CFO Funnar Wiedenfels.
AT&T and Discovery have announced that WarnerMedia is merging with the latter company to create a unified portfolio of content and and stronger presence in the video streaming market.
Discovery is jumping on the streaming bandwagon with its own service, called discovery+. The service is said to be coming in January, costing $4.99 per month with ads, or $6.99 without them.
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