Aug 4, 2022·4 repliesEveryone overreacting as usual.
Aug 4, 2022·2 repliesOH MY GOD WE'RE SAFE (for now)
Warner Bros. Discovery ultimately plans to launch a unified streaming service, one that will carry the full breadth and depth of content from the likes of HBO, Warner Bros., and Discovery Inc.
For now, though, the company’s existing streaming services HBO Max and Discovery+ will remain their own products, and on Thursday the company took its first step in using its larger content library to beef up those 2 offerings.
For starters, the company said that “select” programming from Magnolia Network, the joint venture between Discovery and Chip and Joanna Gaines, would launch on HBO Max in September. That will include a new series, Fixer Upper: The Castle, which sees the hosts fixing up their own home.
The programming shift is the first time that legacy Discovery programming will be added to HBO Max. The content will continue to be available on Discovery+.
At the same time, the company also said Thursday that CNN will get its own “hub” on Discovery+, with CNN original series like Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy and Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown joining the service. Some HLN programming and CNN original films will also be available on Discovery+, with other CNN programming (like Chris Wallace’s upcoming show) being available on HBO Max).
“True crime, food and travel programming are among the most-watched genres for Discovery+ viewers, so these titles from CNN will fit right in with our best-in-class collection of unscripted content,” said JB Perrette, president and CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery streaming, in a statement.
Aug 4, 2022·1 replyPALESTINE DATTENEveryone overreacting as usual.
ye ye ye as if you wasn't shaking in your boots too
- Aug 4, 2022Faith
ye ye ye as if you wasn't shaking in your boots too
I said everyone didn't I? But certainly not as much as a lot of people here and on twitter.
Aug 4, 2022Hbo max the best streaming service
L if they can it
Aug 4, 2022WTFFF
orangetcovid 👌🏿Aug 4, 2022·edited·1 replyPALESTINE DATTENEveryone overreacting as usual.
For now. Still haven't heard all they got in plan today
- Aug 4, 2022·1 replyorangetcovid· edited
For now. Still haven't heard all they got in plan today
FOR NOW
Aug 4, 2022·1 replyPALESTINE DATTENEveryone overreacting as usual.
yeah one thing got postponed to a later date so that means everyone was trippin huh
- Aug 4, 2022·1 replyst jpeg
yeah one thing got postponed to a later date so that means everyone was trippin huh
They will lay out their plans today.
- Aug 4, 2022Faith
FOR NOW
January 1, 2023:
David Zaslav: "I would like to announce that HBO Max is no more and we will be taking all of the unscripted content to Discovery+. Further more, we will be renaming Discovery+ to the "2000lb Sisters Network. All old scripted Warner and HBO content will be going into the trash never to be seen by any human again."
- Aug 4, 2022PALESTINE DATTEN
They will lay out their plans today.
plenty has happened in the previous days that you can't really expect much "good news" from WBD
- Aug 4, 2022
HBO MAX really the goat streaming service can't count how many times ive said
"THEY GOT THIS TOO?"
Aug 4, 2022mjpplus@op
OH MY GOD WE'RE SAFE (for now)
https://twitter.com/THR/status/1555212875135963137Warner Bros. Discovery ultimately plans to launch a unified streaming service, one that will carry the full breadth and depth of content from the likes of HBO, Warner Bros., and Discovery Inc.
For now, though, the company’s existing streaming services HBO Max and Discovery+ will remain their own products, and on Thursday the company took its first step in using its larger content library to beef up those 2 offerings.
For starters, the company said that “select” programming from Magnolia Network, the joint venture between Discovery and Chip and Joanna Gaines, would launch on HBO Max in September. That will include a new series, Fixer Upper: The Castle, which sees the hosts fixing up their own home.
The programming shift is the first time that legacy Discovery programming will be added to HBO Max. The content will continue to be available on Discovery+.
At the same time, the company also said Thursday that CNN will get its own “hub” on Discovery+, with CNN original series like Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy and Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown joining the service. Some HLN programming and CNN original films will also be available on Discovery+, with other CNN programming (like Chris Wallace’s upcoming show) being available on HBO Max).
“True crime, food and travel programming are among the most-watched genres for Discovery+ viewers, so these titles from CNN will fit right in with our best-in-class collection of unscripted content,” said JB Perrette, president and CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery streaming, in a statement.
It's still splitting in two for a big part so s***
Only affordable entertainment in the future is gonna be doing pushups in your room or counting your nails
Aug 4, 2022- Aug 4, 2022mjpplus
@op
OH MY GOD WE'RE SAFE (for now)
https://twitter.com/THR/status/1555212875135963137Warner Bros. Discovery ultimately plans to launch a unified streaming service, one that will carry the full breadth and depth of content from the likes of HBO, Warner Bros., and Discovery Inc.
For now, though, the company’s existing streaming services HBO Max and Discovery+ will remain their own products, and on Thursday the company took its first step in using its larger content library to beef up those 2 offerings.
For starters, the company said that “select” programming from Magnolia Network, the joint venture between Discovery and Chip and Joanna Gaines, would launch on HBO Max in September. That will include a new series, Fixer Upper: The Castle, which sees the hosts fixing up their own home.
The programming shift is the first time that legacy Discovery programming will be added to HBO Max. The content will continue to be available on Discovery+.
At the same time, the company also said Thursday that CNN will get its own “hub” on Discovery+, with CNN original series like Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy and Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown joining the service. Some HLN programming and CNN original films will also be available on Discovery+, with other CNN programming (like Chris Wallace’s upcoming show) being available on HBO Max).
“True crime, food and travel programming are among the most-watched genres for Discovery+ viewers, so these titles from CNN will fit right in with our best-in-class collection of unscripted content,” said JB Perrette, president and CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery streaming, in a statement.
GOSSIP GIRL WIN
Aug 4, 2022PALESTINE DATTENEveryone overreacting as usual.
I just wanted the GoT spin off
Aug 4, 2022
Aug 5, 2022·2 repliesWtf is on discovery+ that they feel this is necessary?
- Aug 5, 2022Upper Moon 1
Wtf is on discovery+ that they feel this is necessary?
If you have to ask the added programming isn't aimed at you
Aug 5, 2022Upper Moon 1Wtf is on discovery+ that they feel this is necessary?
Reality tv does numbers