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Warner Bros. Discovery Just Reversed That Terrible ‘HBO Max’ Branding Decision
Credit: Warner Bros. Discovery I love movies and TV shows of all kinds, but I have to admit I have a soft spot for HBO. The channel is responsible for some of my favorite TV experiences of all time: Game of Thrones, Barry, Silicon Valley, and now The Last of Us all come to mind. I’ll watch anything on any…
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Check your DVDs for disc rot — Warner Bros. says it’s replacing them
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment is aware of potential issues affecting select DVD titles manufactured between 2006 – 2008, and the company has been actively working with consumers to replace defective discs. Where possible, the defective discs have been replaced with the same title. However, as some of the affected titles are no longer in print or the rights have expired,…
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Warner Bros. Games Cancels ‘Wonder Woman’ Game and Shuts Down Multiple Studios
Even as we, as video game fans and consumers, continually hope for greater commitment from big publishers, the frustrating reality of projects being canceled mid-development persists. This time, it is none other than Warner Bros. Discovery, which is shifting things in its video games department. Yes, as of new reports, Warner Bros. cancels the ‘Wonder Woman’ game as part of…
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From AOL Time Warner to DirecTV and Dish: 20 years of media mergers
This week, DirecTV announced it intends to buy Dish, Sling TV, and the rest of EchoStar’s television business for a dollar (while also taking on all of Dish’s debt), combining almost 20 million satellite TV subscribers from two companies that have been circling one another for decades. But it’s not just DirecTV and Dish. AT&T, Comcast, Verizon, General Electric, GM,…
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