Looks like things really are changing when it comes to streaming services. This right here takes the cake. It's officially been announced that the two major TV streaming services run by Warner Bros. Discovery (HBO Max and Discovery+) are set to merge soon. Warner Bros. Discovery lawyers are vetting the name "Max," which the company's executives have chosen for the service.
It notes that the name could still change but that Max is "the likely choice" and that boots are on the proverbial ground trying to make it a reality. Until now, the company's leaders have called the new service by the temporary codename "BEAM" internally. Max (if that is indeed its name) is slated to launch in spring 2023. There have been no announcements about its pricing, but HBO Max and Discovery+ cost $14.99 and $6.99 monthly for their ad-free tiers.
Are we ready for this new streaming transition? I guess we'll find out when this new streaming platform comes out in the spring.
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