Netflix Says Users Can Cancel Service if HBO Max Merger Makes It Too Expensive

Netflix Says if the HBO Merger Makes It Too Expensive, You Can Always Cancel

During a hearing at the US Senate, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos said the company is working with the US government on guardrails against more price hikes.

Major changes coming for Netflix subscribers

LOS ANGELES — Netflix is making a clear push to tighten its grip on the streaming wars, and its latest move shows just how serious it is about staying on top. As Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery move closer to a long-rumored merger — expected to be finalized in late 2026 or early 2027 — the two companies are already acting like future partners by sharing content.

Netflix tells users to cancel if costs rise after HBO Max merge

Netflix Co-CEO tells senators users can cancel if prices rise as merger talks raise fears over streaming costs

Ted Sarandos Tells U.S. Senate Netflix Has “No Political Agenda” Under Oath — Netflix’s Kids Content Tells a Different Story

When Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee this week to defend the company’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, he faced sharp questioning over market power, competition, and cultural influence. But one exchange stood out more than the rest. Asked directly by Sen. Josh Hawley why Netflix promotes gender ideology in children’s programming, Sarandos flatly denied the premise. “Netflix has no politi…

Netflix says users can cancel service if HBO Max merger makes it too expensive

80 percent of HBO Max subscribers subscribe to Netflix, Sarandos tells Senate.