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HBO Max, Paramount+, and Discovery+ "will unify into a single service”

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Paramount Skydance, the entity formed from the $111 billion merger of Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Global, announced that its direct-to-consumer streaming services, including Discovery+, will eventually unify into a single service. This follows a month-long period of speculation after Netflix scrapped its acquisition plans for WBD in February 2026. The announcement clarifies that Discovery+ launched in 2021 and remains part of the consolidated portfolio under Skydance's ownership.

Key points

• Paramount Skydance, the company resulting from the $111 billion merger of Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Global, announced that its direct-to-consumer streaming services will unify into a single service over time.
• Discovery+ launched in 2021 and remains part of the consolidated portfolio under Skydance's ownership following the merger.

Context and limitations

The announcement covers only the future unification timeline of existing services; it does not specify the exact date of unification, the specific technical integration methods, or the impact on current subscriber contracts.

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