HBO Go

2010–2020 (US), 2013–present (Asia, Central and Eastern Europe)

Designer:

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Typography:

ITC Avant Garde Bold

Launched:

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On February 18, 2010, HBO launched HBO Go, a website which features 600 hours of content available for streaming in standard or high definition. Content includes HBO original programming, movies, comedy specials, documentaries, sports, and late night adult programming. It is available to HBO subscribers of Verizon FiOS, AT&T U-verse, Google TV, Charter Communications, Cox Communications, DirecTV, Dish Network, and Suddenlink Communications. The HBO Go iPad, iPhone, and Android app launched on April 29, 2011. The app was downloaded over 1 million times in its first week.

In 2020, WarnerMedia announced that HBO Go will shut down in the US and it will be replaced with HBO Max.

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WarnerMedia

Part of AT&T

Pending spinoff and merger with Discovery, Inc.

WB Kids, Young Adults and Classics:
Cartoon Network Studios | Warner Animation Group | Warner Bros. Animation (Classic Animation) | Williams Street Productions | Williams Street West

U.S. domestic television networks
Broadcast: The CW¹
Turner Networks: TBS | TNT | truTV

WB Kids, Young Adults & Classics:
Boomerang | Cartoon Network (HD | Adult Swim | Cartoonito) | Turner Classic Movies

WarnerMedia International
Television channels:
Adult Swim:
Canada² | UK and Ireland³

Boing:
Africa | France | Italy | Spain

Cartoonito:
India and Pakistan | Italy | Middle East & North Africa | Turkey | UK and Ireland

Cinemax:
Asia | Central Europe (HD | 2 | 2 HD) | Latin America

TNT:
Africa | Latin America (TNT Series) | Spain

TruTV:
Asia | Latin America | UK & Ireland

Toonami:
Africa | France

Other assets:
Cartoon Network Latin America Original Productions | Hanna-Barbera Studios Europe | LazyTown Entertainment | Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi

WarnerMedia Direct
HBO Max (Others) | HBO Go | HBO Nordic | HBO España | HBO Portugal

WarnerMedia Sales and Distribution
Distribution companies:
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment (Studio Distribution Services)²¹ | Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution | Warner Bros. International Television | Warner Bros. Worldwide Television Distribution

Otter Media:
Fullscreen | Gunpowder & Sky | Hello Sunshine | Rooster Teeth Productions

Other assets:
InJaus | iStreamPlanet | Xandr

WarnerMedia News & Sports
U.S. channels:
CNN | HLN | AT&T SportsNet | NBA TV | MLB Network (16.67%)⁵

AT&T Sports Networks:
AT&T SportsNet Pittsburgh | AT&T SportsNet Rocky Mountain | AT&T SportsNet Utah | AT&T SportsNet Southwest | Root Sports Northwest⁶

TNT Sports:
Argentina | Brazil | Chile (HD, 2, 3) | Mexico
Estadio TNT Sports

Other assets:
Bleacher Report | Turner Sports

Notes
¹Co-owned by ViacomCBS.
²Licensed to Corus Entertainment.
³Licensed to Channel Four Television Corporation.
⁴Owns 30% with 70% being owned by NBCUniversal.
⁵Co-owned with Major League Baseball, Comcast, Cox Communications and Charter Communications.
⁶Owns 40% with 60% being owned by the Seattle Mariners.
⁷Licensed to Novus Mídia S.A.
⁸Co-owned by Trans Media.
⁹Co-owned by Network18 (Reliance Industries Limited).
¹⁰Co-owned by Nine Media Corporation and Radio Philippines Network.
¹¹Joint venture with FTV Prima.
¹²Co-owned by TV Asahi.
¹³Was co-owned with Columbia Pictures.
¹⁴AT&T's stake in GSN was acquired by Sony Pictures Television in 2019.
¹⁵Joint venture with Singtel and Sony Pictures Entertainment.
¹⁶Acquired by Viacom in 1987, now owned by ViacomCBS.
¹⁷Joint venture with Mei Ah Entertainment
¹⁸Minority stake co-owned by Lantern Entertainment
¹⁹In partnership with Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation
²⁰Sold to ViacomCBS
²¹Joint venture with Universal Pictures Home Entertainment
²²Sold to Sony's Funimation Global Group

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