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Sky and WBD deal to add MAX

  • 09-12-2024 10:36PM
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    Sky and Warner Brothers Discovery (WBD) have reached an agreement that allows WBDs streaming service to be available to Sky customers from 2026.

    HBO programmes will move from Sky Atlantic to MAX , with MAX available to Sky on a non exclusive deal.

    The agreement is for Ireland and the UK and it's expected that Sky customers will have to pay extra for an ads free service.

    Apart from the transfer of HBO programming , from an Irish point of view it's now to be seen the impact this deal will have on Premier Sport's which is bundled with TNT (WBD) .



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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,841 Delta2113
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    Maybe change Sky Max back to Sky One. If I was WBD I would have insisted the channel name Sky Max needs to go to avoid confusion.

    Also I'd want an ads free Max experience just like Netflix here.



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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,872 Infoanon
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    Another WBD development, WBD are splitting their group between 'Global linear channels ' eg TNT / Discovery and 'Streaming & Studios ' eg Max

    The reason is potentially preparation for a future sale of one of the new business segments



  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8,453 ongarite
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    I could see Comcast (Sky) buying the linear channels subject to regulator approval in UK for sports monopoly reasons.

    WBD have a massive debt issue & are cutting costs.



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