Warner Bros. Discovery has removed all classic Looney Tunes shorts from its streaming service, Max, shifting its focus towards adult and family programming. This move follows previous cuts, including hundreds of episodes at the end of 2022 and the termination of the Sesame Street streaming deal. Although the classic shorts are no longer available, newer Looney Tunes content remains. Under CEO David Zaslav, the company has faced significant changes in content strategy, sparking discussions about the future of children's programming across its platforms.
Warner Bros. Discovery has made a significant shift in its streaming content strategy, prioritizing adult and family programming, leading to the removal of classic Looney Tunes shorts.
This strategic content culling under David Zaslav's leadership raises questions about the future of children's programming on platforms owned by Warner Bros. Discovery.
Despite the removal of the classic shorts, newer Looney Tunes content remains available on Max, suggesting a focus on more contemporary offerings for audiences.
The decision to cut classic content while maintaining newer titles reflects a broader trend in streamer strategies focusing on immediate audience engagement.
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