HBO Max arrives at AT&T (1 Viewer)

[Martin Dew]

Last week, AT&T announced that “millions” of its customers in the US will be able to stream HBO Max at no additional charge. The company says there is a way for everyone who is using its wireless network services, internet or premium video products to connect to HBO Max .
Customers who have HBO through AT&T now have access to HBO Max at no additional charge, and those who are on the company’s “best” AT&T wireless, video and internet plans will get HBO Max – with its $14.99 per month value – included. Many other new and existing AT&T customers will be able to redeem special offers to stream HBO Max, and which will include a full year of the service’s subscription in AT&T TV packages.
“This is an exciting day for AT&T. Delivering the incredible content of HBO Max to our customers brings our vision of a modern media company to life,” said Jeff McElfresh, CEO of AT&T Communications. “We’re proud to provide the connectivity you need alongside new and compelling content at a time when...

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[Tino]

Dude. C’mon. 21 pages and over 400 posts. Really?

Right underneath you.

HBO Max - HBO Max - AT&T / WarnerMedia's New Streaming Service

Well, that's probably not gonna be a surprise to many, but still a bummer. I just don't see any streaming service paying the music fees. Sadly, it seems that this wonderful show will remain without a proper physical or on demand release forever:

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[Martin Dew]

Sorry, this thread didn't show up in my search earlier. The news was officially announced by AT&T and HBO last Thursday, so decided to flag it up, and presumably there will be visitors and members who were not aware.

 

[Cranston37+]

The news was officially announced by AT&T and HBO last Thursday, so decided to flag it up, and presumably there will be visitors and members who were not aware.

Wasn't it officially announced back in April?

AT&T Rolls Out HBO Max Offers To “Tens Of Millions” Of Its U.S. Customers

AT&T will offer WarnerMedia's HBO Max free or via promotion to "tens of millions" of its U.S. wireless, video and internet customers.

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[Martin Dew]

Yes, it was launched last week so there was another release.

 

[Robert Crawford]

I'm not sure this thread needs to stay active while we have a very active thread in the same forum area. I think this thread has served it's purpose of being on our portal page and social media platforms.