WarnerMedia plans to launch 4Q2019 OTT streaming with possibly HBO, CNN, DC Comics

[ctujackbauer]

https://www.theverge.com/2018/11/29/...y-bundle-price

3 different tiers with different pricing. Did these media conglomerates learn anything from Netflix? Simple pricing structures instead of something like a cable bill.

[ocdtrekkie]

Originally Posted by ctujackbauer

3 different tiers with different pricing. Did these media conglomerates learn anything from Netflix? Simple pricing structures instead of something like a cable bill.

Netflix has three different tiers with different pricing.

[puddy77]

Now officially named HBO Max and debuting in spring 2020.

https://about.att.com/story/2019/hbo_max.html

https://youtu.be/LCS4CaZ9dwg

[stargazeruk]

Originally Posted by ocdtrekkie

Netflix has three different tiers with different pricing.

But Unlike Netflix the pricing only controls the quality you receive it in. Either SD, HD or UHD. Your not excluded from content at all on Netflix.

This seems to be the more you pay the more you get access to and no mention of if it will be HD or UHD from my understanding of what is out there.

This I would love to see launch in the UK. If I understand correctly and feel free to correct me Sky's contract with HBO stuff at least ends in 2020 and not sure about Warner TV like the Arrow verse but it could be a opportunity to actually launch a direct to consumer streaming platform.