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Warner Bros. Discovery confirms the European launch of its streaming service, Max, beginning its rollout on May 21 with France as a priority before the Paris Olympics. Max will feature a blend of HBO, Discovery+, and live sports content, including coverage of the Olympic Games and prestigious events like Grand Slam tennis and the Tour de France.
Warner Bros. Discovery confirms the European launch of its streaming service, Max, beginning its rollout on May 21 with France as a priority before the Paris Olympics. Max will feature a blend of HBO, Discovery+, and live sports content, including coverage of the Olympic Games and prestigious events like Grand Slam tennis and the Tour de France.
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