Disney wants more
Disney continues to develop a plan to conquer the world. The company now wants full control over Hulu's streaming service. Her bosses are currently in talks to buy the remaining stake from Comcast.Previously, the Hulu platform was owned by Disney, Comcast, AT&T and Fox, but after Disney acquired 20th Century Fox, it became the owner of 60% of Hulu's assets. In addition, streaming service Hulu recently acquired 9.5% of its shares from mobile operator AT&T, which was split between Disney and Comcast. The latter is now assessing the possible consequences of losing its stake, taking into account the value of Hulu, and if the deal does take place, Walt Disney will become the sole owner of the platform. House of Mouse recently unveiled its own Disney + streaming service. This year, his library will account for only 16% of all Netflix content. Disney + is expected to offer 7,500 episodes of TV series and 500 films to subscribers, compared with 47,000 episodes and 4,000 films that Netflix already has. Disney + will have fewer TV shows and movies than other top services. But despite the small amount of content, Disney + is in the top streaming platforms, as it still offers the product of the studio that released the franchise's most beloved by viewers.  The new service plans to become a source of quality content without focusing on quantity. The platform will offer a complete library of Disney, Pixar, Marvel Studios, and the Star Wars universe. This alone will be enough to attract customers for $ 6.99 per month. Moreover, the listed studios will also release new projects, which will only fuel interest in the platform. In the future, Disney + will become the sole owner of its films and TV shows. This means that Netflix will never get the rights to Captain Marvel, Toy Story 4, The Lion King and Frozen 2, and the blockbuster Avengers: Endgame. Source: ComicBook The Topic of Article: Disney wants more. |
