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Boys State is just the latest movie to paint a picture of a changing system in a televised America.
Watch the show, now on HBO Max, for its snarky jokes. Stay for its overtly queer romance.
One of the most exciting new shows of 2019 expands upon the DC Comics classic.
A nefarious plan to catch a big blue man is revealed.
The streamers want your money, which means they’re going to spend lots of money making stuff you want to watch.
That’s what John Stankey, CEO of HBO parent company WarnerMedia, said today at Recode’s Code Media conference in Los Angeles.
Listen to this episode of Today, Explained, Vox’s daily explainer podcast, to find out.
Advice from two veterans of Amazon and Hulu.
Author James Andrew Miller, who has done warts-and-all books about Saturday Night Live and ESPN, is working on his next project.
There’s a lot of #content coming your way, and you may not have to pay more to see any of it. Enjoy it while it lasts.
In addition to an impressive content catalog (Friends! Rick and Morty! And so much more!), HBO Max has an important secret weapon.
HBO Max will have plenty of competitors, including Netflix and Apple and Disney’s new streaming services.
Classic Miyazaki films like Spirited Away and My Neighbor Totoro will stream on HBO Max starting next spring.
WarnerMedia has released new details about its forthcoming streaming service, HBO Max, and Friends will be one of its crown jewels.
Audiences are fracturing, but the apparatus that made HBO’s megahit isn’t going away.
Redef CEO Jason Hirschhorn watches a lot of TV and he says Netflix has sucked him into watching less of everything else.
The TV guys want to keep selling you TV you don’t watch. It won’t work.
Gibney spoke with Recode’s Peter Kafka on the latest episode of Recode Media.
HBO’s famous boss is going because the TV business is changing. Warner Bros.’ boss is staying because the movies aren’t going anywhere.
John Stankey had a lot to tell Richard Plepler and his team last month. You can read (almost) all of it here.
Smaller than Netflix, bigger than Spotify.
The Trump administration has sued to block AT&T’s $85 billion takeover of CNN-owned Time Warner. The trial starts March 21. Here’s what you need to know.
What a decade.
Rae is No. 35 on the Recode 100.
Benioff and Weiss are No. 21 on the Recode 100.
A majority of HBO Now and Hulu subscribers pay for Netflix.
“I’m at the dance with them that brung me and I think I’m leavin’ with them,” the co-director of “The Vietnam War” says.
And I watch it even before HBO thinks I want to watch it. Here’s why.
The HBO series averaged 25.7 million viewers last season, with 26 percent of those views from HBO Go and HBO Now.
It’s not TV. It’s online.
It’s nice that you thought you were going to get work done today.
He’s more than just Hooli CEO Gavin Belson.
Kara Swisher talks with Mike Judge, Thomas Middleditch, Kumail Nanjiani, Zach Woods and more on Recode Decode.
Ross tries to bring a sympathetic antagonism to Hooli CEO Gavin Belson.
But first, check out these two new clips.
A movie adaptation never made sense, but a TV version of Gaiman’s “big, sprawling” book debuts on Starz April 30.
That’s according to CEO Reed Hastings, who wants to talk to you about time and space and have you ever really looked at your hands? I mean — really, really looked? At your hands? Whoa.
No deal yet. But this one will be easier than selling regular TV.
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