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Max Cracks Down on Password Sharing With Extra Member Fee
In a move that mirrors Netflix and Disney+, Warner Bros. Discovery’s streaming service Max has officially introduced a new ‘extra member’ fee aimed at curbing password sharing. As of April 22, US subscribers who want to share their Max account with someone outside their household will need to fork out an additional US$7.
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Warner Bros. Discovery delivered a 3 percent growth in TV viewing on the previous month, the largest increase among all the ...
The Max Extra Member program launched on Tuesday, beginning the service’s crackdown on user password sharing. Warner Bros. Discovery has been promising for some time that a crackdown on ...
The ad-supported Netflix account (“Standard with ads”) does not allow for extra members; the “Standard” plan without ads ($17 ...
Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. operates as a media and entertainment company worldwide. It operates through three segments: Studios, Network, and DTC. The Studios segment produces and releases ...
Sean "Diddy" Combs desire to push back his criminal trial fell short today as a federal judge is determined to get things ...
Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. Series A closed 36.14% below its 52-week high of $12.70, which the company achieved on December ...
Management of the Israeli TV giant has emerged with a 74 percent stake, while Access Industries and and Warners retain a 26 ...
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