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What WarnerMedia & Discovery Merging Means For HBO & HBO Maxįor the average viewer, the impact of the WarnerMedia/Discovery merger is most likely to be felt in how it affects the streaming services involved. Discovery recently launched its own streaming service, Discovery+, with a library of shows from various Discovery-owned networks. The selection is very different on the Discovery side, whose wide range of networks include HGTV (with shows like House Hunters, Property Brothers, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, and Flip or Flop), Animal Planet ( Crikey! It's the Irwins, Miami Animal Police, The Most Extreme, Pit Bulls and Parolees etc.), and the Oprah Winfrey Network. Related: Why Space Jam 2 Includes So Many Warner Bros Franchises Adult Swim and Cartoon Network are also among WarnerMedia's subsidiaries, so Rick and Morty are along for the ride.
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Pictures the deal will involve a considerable chunk of movie franchises and cinematic universes, including Harry Potter, the MonsterVerse, The Matrix and the Conjuring Universe.
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There's also HBO's library of content, including prestige TV shows like Game of Thrones (and its upcoming prequel series, House of the Dragon), The Sopranos, Succession and Westworld. That includes DC Entertainment and DC Films, so anything related to the world of DC - including DC Comics, upcoming movies like The Batman, The Flash and Shazam! Fury of the Gods, and TV shows like Doom Patrol and Titans - will be under the umbrella of the new company. The new company created by the WarnerMedia/Discovery merger will own all of WarnerMedia's current properties. This was also Disney's strategy when it created its bundle of Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+. With competition between streaming platforms fierce, WarnerMedia/Discovery could gain an edge by creating a one-stop shop for some of the biggest movie and TV brands, ranging from scripted drama to live sports. The growing number of streaming services like Amazon, Disney+, Hulu, Netflix and Apple TV means that viewers are finding themselves having to sign up to too many different subscriptions in order to access everything they want to watch. The aim of merging WarnerMedia with Discovery is to cover an extremely broad range of content - from news and sports, to superhero movies, to reality TV shows - with the long-term goal of creating a streaming package that covers all of consumers' needs. AT&T Is Merging WarnerMedia With Discovery: Deal Explained Here's a breakdown of the merger, the movies and TV shows involved in it, and what it could mean for subsidiaries like HBO and Warner Bros.
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The full details of the WarnerMedia/Discovery merger are still being determined, but for the average viewer it almost certainly means that changes to streaming service options are on the way. Related: Every New Movie & TV Show Releasing On HBO Max In 2021 However, the merging of WarnerMedia and Discovery will effectively undo that hard-won deal and create an entirely new company that is no longer vertically integrated with AT&T. This was hit with an antitrust lawsuit by the Department of Justice, which AT&T fought against and eventually won, rebranding Time Warner as WarnerMedia. The news of the deal broke less than five years after AT&T first announced its planned $85.4 billion acquisition of Time Warner. Pictures, HBO Max, DC Films, and networks like CNN and TBS - under the same umbrella as Discovery brands like HGTV, Animal Planet, Food Network and (of course) Discovery Channel. The deal will put WarnerMedia's subsidiaries - including Warner Bros. to create a new company under a new name (yet to be revealed). | Warner Bros.The landscape of movie and TV streaming is set to shift following the announcement that AT&T is merging WarnerMedia with Discovery, Inc.
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