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Warner Bros. Discovery loses 1.8 million subscribers following Max launch


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Deserved. Stop messing around with your brand :giraffe:

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Duh...and I was one of them. What a ******* catastrophe. The only reason people watch is because the HBO brand name means quality work but "quality" has been going to hell lately. Especially after the "Sex and the City" reboot. 

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Such a weird decision I always associated “HBO” with quality so not sure why they rebranded

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maybe removing the LEGENDARY HBO name from your brand had a teensy to do with that lol 

 

good luck with that dog's name :gaycat:

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Deserved. The service is fine still but getting rid of ur most respected brand recognition might be one of the dumbest things I’ve ever seen

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These Streaming CEO’s really do be making the dumbest decisions :deadbanana4:

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They'll gain back once Barbie comes to Max

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2 hours ago, Bloodflowers. said:

They'll gain back once Barbie comes to Max

true, but they do need to fix the branding issue because it's WACK. they should have called HBO+ and be DONE with it :bam: they could just feature Discovery prominently so that she's not forgagatten or do specific Discovery marketing tying it to HBO :grill:

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(HBO) Max is, honestly, my favorite streaming service, but it was still a dumb decision to rebrand it. Typical Warner Bros., though. I hate that they own many of my favorite franchises and properties. :psyduck:

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