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    WarnerMedia will use 'Friends' to stock its new HBO Max streaming service starting next year

    by Meg James, Los Angeles Times Jul 09, 2019 2 minutes

    LOS ANGELES - WarnerMedia is looking for a little help from its "Friends" to launch the company's upcoming streaming service.

    The AT&T-owned business said Tuesday its new service, which will launch next spring, would have exclusive rights to all 236 episodes of "Friends," which was produced by Warner Bros. Television and has been one of Netflix's most popular shows. Netflix simultaneously

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