US EditionMax Turkey Goes Live, Unveils New Originals as WBD Vows to Invest More in Local Talent, Content
- Warner Bros. Discovery has launched its streaming service Max in Turkey, transitioning from BluTV, with a commitment to local content investment.
- Subscribers now have access to more titles, including three new Turkish originals: Anatomy of Chaos, Jasmin, and Feride.
- Jamie Cooke, General Manager at WBD, highlighted Turkey's rich storytelling heritage and the goal of delivering both local and global content.
- Deniz ^a_maz Oflaz stated that increasing investment in local talent is vital for Max, ensuring the service respects Turkish culture and engages local audiences.
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