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Post-Merger Skydance Keeping Both HBO Max & Paramount+ Streaming Brands

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Post-Merger Skydance Keeping Both HBO Max & Paramount+ Streaming Brands. More indication that the newly-christened combined Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery company would bundle the two flagship streamers, Paramount+ and HBO Max, instead of merging them into one. The video released earlier today by Paramount CEO David Ellison to announce that the new company will carry the name of his old one, Skydance, ended with a slide […].

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