HBO Max Comes To Fire TV Tuesday
AT&T’s popular premium streaming app HBO Max is adding Amazon’s Fire TV devices to the list of streaming media players and platforms capable of accessing the popular new service. Amazon and AT&T owned WarnerMedia recently worked out the agreement after a prolonged negotiation period. The…
iHeartMedia, WarnerMedia Team On Podcast Series For HBO Max Shows
iHeartRadio and WarnerMedia Entertainment announced Tuesday that they have entered a partnership to co-produce a set of podcasts that will serve as companions to certain upcoming HBO Max original and legacy shows. Among the first such podcasts to be streamed will be one focused on…
Sony Android TVs Get HBO Max App
AT&T/Warner Media’s new premium streaming service HBO Max is available now on a handful of smart TVs, gaming consoles and media streaming devices, but slowly this is starting to expand. On Friday Sony announced that the HBO Max app is now available to U.S. customers…
DirecTV Offers Free Year Of HBO Max To Certain New Satellite Subscribers
AT&T continues to leverage the May 27th launch of its HBO Max premium streaming services to entice subscribers to its struggling DirecTV satellite-based subscription TV service. Most recently, the company announced it is offering HBO Max free for one year to new subscribers to the…
HBO Max To Launch May 27th With Loaded Lineup
WarnerMedia formally announced Tuesday that its new premium subscription movie service HBO Max will launch on May 27th for $15 per month. Subscribers will have access to more than 10,000 hours of content from the vast Warner Bros., New Line and and HBO catalogs along…
Charter Subscribers To Get Special Access To New HBO MAX Service
The next major new streaming service–WarnerMedia’s HBO Max making its debut next month –is expanding its free offering to certain cable TV loyalists subscribed to Charter Communications. Under this week’s announced offer, Charter’s existing HBO subscribers, including subscribers taking its Spectrum Silver and Gold video…
Roku, HBO Come To The Aid Of Shelter-In-Place Shut-ins
HBO and Roku are doing their part to encourage U.S. consumers to shelter-in-place without going crazy during the COVID-19 crisis. HBO announced Thursday that it is offering a selection of popular HBO series free to stream via its current streaming apps HBO NOW and HBO…
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