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HBO Max ends Amazon standoff, reaches deal for Fire TV devices

(Bloomberg)
November 16, 2020 06:59 PM

AT&T’s WarnerMedia reached a deal with Amazon to make its HBO Max app available on Fire TV devices, ending a standoff that had curtailed the growth of the new streaming video service.

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