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Disney Maximizes Streaming With Surprise Disney+, Hulu and Max Bundle

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Discovery announced a new Disney+, Hulu and Max bundle. The companies call it a "first of its kind" offering, with ad-supported and ad-free plans coming this summer. Disney and Max are a bundle of surprises ahead of upfront week. Top line Today, Disney Entertainment and Warner Bros.

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How Warner Bros. Discovery Turned a Profit in Streaming

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Discovery’s stock dropped significantly on Friday after the company announced its Q4 financial results, as total revenues fell by seven percent, a bigger drop than expected by the market. Warner Bros. But despite the overall negative perception of WBD’s results from investors, there was good news on the streaming front.

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The Stream Dream Team: Companies Unite For Ultimate Sports Service

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In the spring of 1967, the first Super Bowl, then called the AFL-NFL World Championship Game, was held. Discovery are teaming up to create a new streaming service to offer all their live-sports programming. Discovery’s cablers. Professional Sports Gambling The trio’s plans for the ultimate sports streaming service is a risk.

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The WIR: Netflix Buys Rights to NFL Games, Dentsu Launches a Specialised Retail Media Unit, and M6+ Goes Live in France

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Netflix has increased investment in sports content in recent years, and though it has publicly maintained it had no major plans to bid for major live sports packages, it has started buying up rights to sports content. “We are providing a roadmap for our customers to deliver the ultimate retail experience and drive value realisation.”

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Warner Bros. Discovery Lays Out Plans for Max European Launch

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Discovery plans to roll out its flagship streaming service Max in 22 European markets next year, the company’s president of international Gerhard Zeiler said at MIPCOM in Cannes today. The service, rebranded from HBO Max following the completion of WarnerMedia’s merger with Discovery, will roll out in several waves.

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Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount in Merger Talks

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Discovery (WBD) and Paramount Global held merger discussions on Tuesday, signalling a possible tie-up between two of the largest US broadcast outfits. Warner Bros. Deadline has reported that Paramount CEO Bob Bakish and WBD CEO David Zaslav have met for “preliminary” merger talks, according to sources close to the companies.

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Max Launches with Brand Takeover and Interactive Ad Formats

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Discovery (WBD), launched today in the US. The new streaming service replaces HBO Max, and brings together content from HBO Max and Discovery+ (which remains available as a standalone platform). The content itself is twice that of HBO Max, folding in Discovery titles from HGTV, Food Network and TLC. per month or $99.99

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