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Disney’s direct-to-consumer subscriptions save the company’s first quarter of fiscal year 2021, with Disney+ soaring to 94.9M subscribers.
At Disney’s Investor Day 2020, the entertainment brand announced changes to its direct-to-consumer streaming services, including pricing.
In Disney’s Q4 FY20 financials, direct-to-consumer streaming video subscription service Disney+ was the bright spot with 73.7M paid subscribers.
ESPN is laying off 300 people, or 6% of workforce, as parent Disney focuses on its direct-to-consumer streaming video subscription services.
Comcast has more streaming subscribers than cable subscribers, SpaceX prices Starlink satellite internet, and TikTok and Shopify partner.
Streaming video subscription service Netflix is raising prices $1 to $2 per month for U.S. subscribers, just weeks after halting free trials.
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Netflix revenue increased 22.7% in Q3, but membership dropped compared to guidance provided by the streaming subscription service.
Disney is doubling down on its D2C streaming video success with a strategic reorganization of its media and entertainment businesses.
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