Cheap outsourced shows are the ones most likely to be axed. They cost a licensing fee and they don't increase subscriptions.
I was talking about the streaming service itself. When he meant "integration", he meant bringing Hulu’s shows and films, including originals to Disney+. He was also saying that it’s a new app, and not a Hulu tab on D+.
Provide me an example of a cheap outsourced show on Disney+ for me, will ya?
I’m sure the next CEO will have a different, better approach for Disney, with more creativity and less corporate.
Incorrect, Hulu will be a tab inside D+ and will be the location for all general entertainment just like Star is outside the US. This is for all Bundle subscribers.
If Comcast does want Disney's stake in Hulu, could they use a different name for the upcoming tab? I was thinking of "Twinkle". People still like using Hulu for its content and live television (without cable), and they would be upset if the streaming service itself got shut down. Hulu even signed a multi-year deal back in January of this year with Fox Corp.
Any other examples? I’m not convinced yet.
If Comcast does want Disney's stake in Hulu, could they use a different name for the upcoming tab? I was thinking of "Twinkle". People still like using Hulu for its content and live television (without cable), and they would be upset if the streaming service itself got shut down. Hulu even signed a multi-year deal back in January of this year with Fox Corp.
I believe Comcast could use the opportunity to acquire Disney's stake in Hulu (the streamer) and merge said service with Peacock, creating a service that has both NBCUniversal's library, originals, live TV channels, and livestreams.
Do you own research.
Decision hasn’t been made quite yet.
www.thewrap.com
The likelihood of Disney doing anything but buying Hulu fully is pretty slim and getting slimmer every day.Decision hasn’t been made quite yet.
Disney CEO Bob Iger Places Future of Hulu in Comcast's Lap: 'I Can't Really Say Where They'll End Up'
The entertainment giant has already had "cordial" and constructive" talks with the NBCUniversal parent about its 33% minority stake, which can be bought out as early as January 2024
Your opinion. I ain’t even fond of predictions, because of something like that "one app experience" that was announced.
I’m not sure what “decision” you think there is to make. As mentioned Comcast has no claim to Hulu.
It seems to me the kind of thing they would keep or even increase is cheap outsourced / foreign stuff. That is what Netflix does. You see a lot of that kind of crap that I'm sure Netflix makes a deal to make it profitable for themselves.
Thank you. Quickest answer I ever found here. Read the article on MSN and I was trying to understand how cutting already made content would save money. Come here, go right to the last page and, Bingo!, the answer is right in the first sentence.
Disney and Comcast are actively negotiating.
