Cinemax's newly-approved Max GO iOS app is making waves because it allows streaming of late night adult programming that may violate Apple's ban on pornography on the App Store.

The app includes a disclosure that states users must be at least 17 years old to download the app because, among other things, it includes "frequent/intense sexual content or nudity." It also ...

HBO and Cinemax subscribers will able to watch the east and west coast feeds live via Hulu’s app on supported devices, as well as access the services’ on-demand library.

For users of DirecTV, an update went out to its official application, allowing customers to stream HBO and Cinemax channels directly to their devices. In total, there are 15 new channels for you ...

Some of the first are HBO's streaming app HBO GO, and the same app for its sister network Cinemax, MAX GO. Both apps have been updated today to include "support for Android Lollipop." ...

Today, Cinemax is testing the waters, too, and is now making its content available for the first time to those who don't subscribe to cable or satellite television.

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Today Ryan Lawler over at GigaOM asks an easy question with an ill-defined answer: Does Cinemax's iPad app violate Apple's no-porn policy? If it does, ...

Apple appears to be caught in a double standard with the kinds of adult content it permits HBO and Cinemax's apps to show on iOS devices.

HBO and Cinemax subscribers will able to watch the east and west coast feeds live via Hulu's app on supported devices, as well as access the services' on-demand library.

Meanwhile, Cinemax is airing "The Purge: Election Year," Warcraft," and "Deepwater Horizon," in addition to its own originals like "The Knick," "Outcast," "Banshee," and "Quarry." HBO and Cinemax ...