Warner Bros Discovery signed a multi-year deal with Comcast that lays the groundwork for the European launch of the Max streaming service, and resolves a dispute over a coming "Harry Potter" TV series,

Comcast and Warner Bros. Discovery's distribution pact includes a provision that would let Comcast bundle Max in the U.S.

In the U.S. multiyear renewals cover WBD’s linear networks and HBO for Xfinity TV customers, as well as expanded streaming rights for Max and Discovery+

Comcast (and Warner Bros. Discovery have inked long-term agreements that will deliver WBD’s extensive portfolio of content to Xfinity and Sky UK and Ireland customers using Comcast’s global technology platform across linear television,

Warner Bros. Discovery reaches an agreement for Comcast Corp. to continue carrying its cable channels, including HBO, TNT, CNN and Animal Planet.

The companies finalized a cable distribution deal in which Warner has locked in higher fees for its networks while also resolving a legal battle over a new “Harry Potter” TV series.

Although this might be exciting news for most Harry Potter fans, some were not as happy with the announcement, including one of Warner Bros. Discovery's most prominent partners. W

Both companies have agreed to "the dismissal with prejudice of all claims in the action" in a new court filing The post Comcast’s Sky, Warner Bros. Discovery Settle ‘Harry Potter’ Series Lawsuit Over Denied Partnership appeared first on TheWrap.