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Max’s new logo just got a little more HBO
Max just got a new logo. Again. Two years after rebranding from HBO Max to just Max with new a bright blue-and-white logo, the Warner Bros Discovery-owned streaming service is making an update to ...
HBO Max is down to its final couple of Cartoon Network classics still streaming with the service following several major removals of its most famous shows.
Those who mourn Cartoon Network and love the animated offerings collected on HBO Max should prepare for the streamer to remove more than just The Powerpuff Girls, though. There’s a whole laundry ...
It’s not HBO, it’s Max — but the new standalone logo for Warner Bros. Discovery’s streamer now certainly looks like HBO’s at a glance. The Max streaming service has quietly launched a ...
And most recently, a rebrand for Max has brought its logo and color scheme more in line with the traditional HBO look. Listen, we all make mistakes sometimes, it’s all about how you own them.
The jump to black-and-white branding is not Max’s first aesthetic intervention. When Warner Bros. first launched the streamer in 2020, it was introduced to the market under the name “HBO Max ...
The branding had been introduced a year earlier. Then, in 2023, the company announced it would drop the "HBO" and simply be known as "Max." Now, the company is reverting back to the "HBO Max" name.
Max just got a new logo. Again. Two years after rebranding from HBO Max to just Max with new a bright blue-and-white logo, the Warner Bros Discovery-owned streaming service is making an update to ...
And most recently, a rebrand for Max has brought its logo and color scheme more in line with the traditional HBO look. Listen, we all make mistakes sometimes, it’s all about how you own them.
And most recently, a rebrand for Max has brought its logo and color scheme more in line with the traditional HBO look. Listen, we all make mistakes sometimes, it’s all about how you own them.
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