After years of false starts, TV’s great re-bundling is happening in earnest; but instead of the savings streaming services are promising, it might just lead to higher prices. Starting this summer, Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery will sell a bundle of Disney+, Hulu, and Max, presumably for less than the cost of getting each service a la carte. While we’ve seen some modest attempts at bundling streaming services before—most notably from wireless carriers—this is the first time rival programmers will cooperate directly to offer their services at a discount. In a press release, one Warner execut…