Disney Irish
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Correct, just like content is different in each region, but the content that Star Canada had is the same content that Hulu Canada will have, ie no differences after the branding change from Star to Hulu.
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Disney's Streaming Services: Disney+ (and Hulu, ESPN+, Star, & hotstar)
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Disney Analyst
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Yeah should be as it was before. That’s why called it Hulu Lite. lol!
Still no live tv or anything. Not sure what the other content differences are between the two.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
One has Mr. Dressup and the other doesn't would be my guess...
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Well the new design changes coming with this should have some live tv (pending whatever content limitations there are), just not the full HuluTV (US doesn't get that either) as that is going to the new Fubo venture.
Phroobar
Well-Known Member
Looks like a rip off of Mr. Rogers and Captain Kangaroo.One has Mr. Dressup and the other doesn't would be my guess...
Those puppets are staring into my soul!!!
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Phroobar
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They make this but can't bother to make Kingdom Hearts?
SoraTrash
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We ALL know they're saving it for the theatrical release which will lead into it becoming a mainstay in the parks...
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Hullo from Canada!
Disney Irish
Premium Member
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Driver: I was watching Lilo and Stitch on Disney+
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... Disney’s trio of deals with major European free-to-air broadcasters follows the assumption that they are a positive sign for the future.
“We’re proud of our longstanding relationships with free-to-air partners across Europe to both license and acquire TV shows and movies,” says a Disney spokesperson. “These recent agreements are designed to give audiences access to even more great local stories on streaming, while continuing to support investment in local production and benefit the broader ecosystem.”
Disney’s deals range in size from select shows to hundreds of hours, highlighting that there is no one-size-fits-all model for diagonal integration. Enders Analysis’ Harrington calls the ITV agreement in the U.K. — which sees ‘Taste of’-branded sections carried on the other streamer’s platform — “a very limited deal that could basically be seen as marketing.” In essence, ITV viewers can watch the likes of Andor, Only Murders in the Building and The Kardashians via a rail on ITVX, with an ITVX rail launching on Disney+ with shows including Mr Bates vs the Post Office, Love Island and A Spy Among Friends. Both sides will regularly sit down and explore what can be added. Deadline understands titles will rotate every eight weeks on average.
“We believe there is a mutually beneficial relationship here and we can reach free-to-air audiences in larger markets,” Disney+’s General Manager for EMEA Karl Holmes said back in July. ITV content chief Kevin Lygo called it a “mutually beneficial alliance”, while Holmes added that “there will be lots of different models that achieve a similar outcome” in the future, comments that came prior to Disney announcing its deals with ZDF Studios and Atresmedia....
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Disney Analyst
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Andrew C
You know what's funny?
Subs about to have a nice temp jump! lol
HAHAHA
Dear Disney, if you need a tool to help your own subscribers on your own streaming service figure out what to watch, then you're probably doing it wrong.
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