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It’s official. Streaming service HBO Max is back again. Two years after rebranding to MAX (after the service debuted as HBO Max in 2020), the streaming service that houses HBO and Warner Bros content ...
After its official return to the “ HBO Max ” brand on Wednesday, Warner Bros. Discovery ran into an unexpected digital roadblock: X refused to let the company switch its account name back. The ...
Warner Bros. Discovery renamed its streaming service HBO Max on Wednesday, formally reversing its decision from two years ago ...
Warner Bros. Max streaming platform is now rebranded to HBO Max again. This is reflected across its website and Android and ...
The popular streaming service will be changing its name back to its original title after the company decided it needed to ...
HBO Max is back. The Hollywood Reporter reported on Tuesday that Warner Bros. Discovery would officially rebrand its Max ...
With an impressive lineup from HBO, Warner Bros. Discovery, and acclaimed studios like A24, the soon-to-be renamed HBO Max solidifies its position as one of the best streaming platforms yet again.
I can’t quite stop thinking about the HBO Max rebrand — not because of the logo itself (though I do love a good logo), but because of what it reflects about where we are as a society right now.
HBO Max is once again the name of Warner Bros. Discovery's flagship streamer. It's one in a long line of rebrands and logo changes. We took a trip down memory lane and dug into all the ...
It's unclear whether HBO Max will include the same Discovery+ programming. In January 2023, Warner Bros. Discovery hiked the price of HBO Max without ads from $14.99 to $15.99 per month in the U.S.
The branding had been introduced a year earlier. Then, in 2023, the company announced it would drop the "HBO" and simply be known as "Max." Now, the company is reverting back to the "HBO Max" name.
The original decision to rebrand HBO Max as “Max” came after the 2022 merger between then-HBO parent WarnerMedia and Discovery, which formed a new media conglomerate called Warner Bros. Discovery.