Disney+, Max and Hulu Bundle Planned In Major Streaming Team-Up
The bundle, pricing to-be-determined, marks a notable effort by Warner Bros. Discovery and Disney to wring profitability out of their direct-to-consumer platforms.
They could call it ”cable”.Now we're getting someplace.
Consumers are tired of having 20 different monthly subscriptions. We need a way to simplify the process.
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Exactly and especially when Fubo, YoutubeTV and Hulu Live have their TV apps that operate as cable did in the past.They could call it ”cable”.![]()
time is a circle, we are in a new age/era of streaming, the FAST Streaming/Basic Streaming/Premium Streaming era of streaming which is the streaming version of OTA Network TV/Basic Cable/Premium CableThey could call it ”cable”.![]()
No...not really unless you watch everything on all the platforms. If you watch a ton of TV maybe, but a lot of times you can rotate out the ones you don't watch much.We wanted streaming to be able to pick and choose what we wanted for a cheaper price. Now the price is just as high as cable was and we need all the services to get the content. We basically reverted back to the cable package without cable.
No matter how many channels you select, you're still paying for everything. Just like cable. I have YouTube TV and only select the locals (and they don't even air all of them), the sports channels, and a few others like TVLand and TCM. It's one flat fee regardless whether you select a few or all.No...not really unless you watch everything on all the platforms. If you watch a ton of TV maybe, but a lot of times you can rotate out the ones you don't watch much.
I Rumor that StreamSaver would add Paramount+ to the fold and the Max-Disney+ thing might add MGM+/Prime VideoAnd now sports fans, introducing…
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Disney-Fox-WBD Streaming Joint Venture Gets A Name: Venu Sports
The sports streaming joint venture from Disney, Fox and Warner Bros. Discovery has a name: Venu Sports.deadline.com
This is expected given Disney did an aggressive campaign to promote Hulu, Disney+ and ESPN+ as the main destinations for their TV content for some time.Meanwhile, ABC says its ABC streaming app will be discontinued on September 23.
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ABC is discontinuing its streaming app: Here's how to keep streaming ABC
ABC will be shutting down its mobile and streaming apps. Here's how to continue watching ABC content without cable.www.yardbarker.com
It could be related to this partnership with Warner.