Netflix and Paramount are still trying to win the HBO bidding war, but are they missing a huge red flag?
The bids are in and the backroom deals are going down. But who will emerge triumphant in the race to own Warner Bros. Discovery?
You don’t want more movies and shows, do you?
CNBC reports Warner Bros. Discovery will decide on a sale or split in the next 50 days.
HBO Max didn’t want Looney Tunes, so Tubi is laughing all the way to the bank.
If you want to keep HBO Max, you’ll have to pay more. See how the costs are increasing.
HBO Max abandons its news channel ahead of the new CNN streaming service launch.
David Zaslav thinks you’re not paying enough for one theatrical movie a month and 4-5 series a year you get with HBO Max.
He didn’t name names, but it was obvious which streamers Zaslav predicts will fold.
The split is coming. Today, Warner Bros. Discovery announced the official names of the two companies that will split up the empire’s assets.
Let’s all just pretend “Max” never happened, shall we?