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Rogers confirms plans for Warner Bros. Discovery channels
Bell Expands Warner Bros Discovery Pact For HBO & Max Content And Ends Legal Action Over Rogers Deal
Bell Media and Warner Bros Discovery have expanded their HBO/Max content deal and agreed to end legal disputes related to WBD's Rogers channels deal.
Rogers confirms plans for Warner Bros. Discovery channels as Bell Media drops dispute
Rogers says it will begin airing Discovery and Discovery ID on linear TV in 2025, while other channels such as Animal Planet will be available on demand and via Citytv Plus on Amazon Prime Video Chann
Bell Media, Rogers Strike Separate Deals with Warner Bros. Discovery
Both Bell Media and Rogers Communications have struck new pacts with Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), and all legal disputes regarding the distribution of WBD content in the Canadian market have been settled.
Rogers Confirms It Will Launch Warner Bros Discovery Lifestyle & Factual Brands After Bell Ends Court Action
Warner Bros Discovery channels will be distributed through Rogers Communications in Canada after Bell Media ended its legal action over the agreement.
Rogers to Launch Warner Bros. Discovery Channels in Canada After Bell Drops Legal Challenge
Canadian media giant Rogers Sports and Media is set to launch Warner Bros. Discovery -branded TV channels in Canada after rival Bell Media dropped a court action to block the distribution as planned from Jan. 1, 2025.
Rogers Communication to Launch Warner Bros. Discovery Content
Rogers Communication RCI recently announced that it will launch Warner Bros. Discovery’s WBD portfolio of factual and U.S. lifestyle content in Canada. Bell Media previously owned the right to broadcast WBD’s content.
Rogers Communications To Launch Warner Bros. Discovery Brands For Canadians In 2025
(RTTNews) - Rogers Communications Inc. (RCI), Tuesday announced the launch of Warner Bros. Discovery's (WBD) English-language U.S. lifestyle and factual brands in Canada, starting January 1, 2025. The announcement comes as Bell Media has ended its legal efforts to block Discovery channels in Canada.
Rogers to Launch Warner Bros. Discovery Channels in Canada
Rogers Communications confirmed that it will become the exclusive home of Warner Bros. Discovery’s suite of English-language U.S. lifestyle and factual brands starting January 1, 2025.
Bell Media and Warner Bros. Discovery Expand Partnership in Canada
CNW/ - Bell Media announced today it has expanded its landmark partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery for the Canadian market, extending Crave for multiple years as the exclusive home of HBO and Max content.
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Rogers Wins Discovery Channels Battle as Bell Drops Legal Fight
Friends don’t fight friends, right? Today, Rogers confirmed it will be the new home of Warner Bros. Discovery’s ...
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Canada: Bell Media, WBD expand partnership
Bell Media has expanded its landmark partnership with Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) for the Canadian market, extending Crave ...
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