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WBD Unveils Advanced Advertising Features for Max - Vimarsana News

WBD Unveils Advanced Advertising Features for Max

New shoppable, contextual, interactive and video ad formats will be available on the streaming service in Q4 2024

Downtown block gets new owner - Vimarsana News

Downtown block gets new owner

CLAREMONT, NH — Matt Vlangas, principal of Red Brick Investments, announced that Red Brick recently completed the acquisition of the Rand Block located at 32-40 Pleasant Street, along with the

What's New in Max: HBO Max Relaunch Adds Features, Discovery Shows - Vimarsana News

What's New in Max: HBO Max Relaunch Adds Features, Discovery Shows

Max, Warner Bros. Discovery's successor to HBO Max, makes it U.S. debut on May 23. Here's what's new in the bulked-up and revamped service.

New HBO Max Ad-Supported Tier Launches - Vimarsana News

New HBO Max Ad-Supported Tier Launches

The HBO Max launch is an important step forward for advertising on streaming platforms

HBO Max To Launch $10 Ad-Supported Monthly Subscription Tier - Vimarsana News

HBO Max To Launch $10 Ad-Supported Monthly Subscription Tier

As its parent company WarnerMedia weighs a spinoff in combination with Discovery, its prize streaming service, HBO Max, is unveiling a new ad-supported pricing tier. At WarnerMedia’s UpFront, the company said HBO Max With Ads will launch during the first week of June, priced at $10 per month. The platform says it will provide the “lightest ad load” in terms of comparable services. The ad-free iteration of HBO Max is priced at $15 per month. At launch, ad products will include: Brand Block (where brands own a block of content), Pause Ads (or ads that show up when consumers take a break ...