Over-the-air cable networks are dying. Over the last five years, losing 20 percent of their customer base has caused cable companies to jack up the price on those who have remained, ultimately forcing more to flee. But The Walt Disney Company seems to have a plan to beat back the fleeing customer base and save Disney’s streaming services. Disney’s recent ...

After facing some major setbacks in the streaming wars in India, Disney is now giving the market a well-placed perk with free cricket on smartphones and tablets. The Walt Disney Company has had its fair share of troubles recently, between the issues with the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strike in Hollywood, and Disney CEO Bob Iger’s less-than-savory comments, which have resulted ...

The Walt Disney Company has made a lot of changes since former Disney CEO Bob Chapek left to be replaced by current Disney CEO Bob Iger (who had previously held the position before Chapek). These changes have ranged from dramatic layoffs to significant inclusivity-focused efforts within the Disney Parks — but now Disney is making a big change abroad that ...

Disney’s in the business of making dreams come true, and they’re granting the wishes of Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ streamers everywhere by the end of the year. Disney+ is home to monumental Disney hits like The Mandalorian, Star Wars: The Bad Batch, and Encanto—but those aren’t the only entertainment sources streamers are interested in. While some subscribers have opted for a Disney bundle ...

If you’re a Disney+ subscriber or Disney bundle customer who has been enjoying Disney’s release of new Disney, Pixar, Star Wars, or Marvel content onto the streaming platform, then you may be disappointed by the plans that Walt Disney Company CEO Bob Iger is making! According to the Hollywood Reporter, “after years of Marvel and Star Wars movies and shows inundating screens big and small, ...