Warner Bros. Discovery intends to add thousands of titles to HBO Max, pulling from its backlog of unscripted lifestyle shows, without increasing the price, Bloomberg’s Lucas Shaw reports. The company intends to charge $10 a month for the ad-supported tier of the new service, which is anticipated to be renamed Max, and either $15 or $16 a month for the ad-free tier, the author says, citing people familiar with the company’s plans. Reference Link
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