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Disney to Fully Merge Hulu Into Disney+

Hulu and Disney+ will be combined into one app starting next year, Disney says

Walt Disney Co. is integrating Hulu and Disney+ into one app, the entertainment company announced Wednesday. During an earnings call, CEO Bob Iger said Disney would combine the two streaming services to create a "unified app experience" that will feature entertainment, news and sports.

Fast Company · 19h

Hulu’s days are numbered, and Disney just made it official

Disney is sunsetting the Hulu app and merging it into Disney+. Here’s what it means for subscribers and what’s coming next.

Variety on MSN · 1d

Hulu App to Be Phased Out as Disney Is ‘Fully Integrating’ Service Into Disney+

Disney said it is "fully integrating" the Hulu service, which it now owns 100%, into its flagship Disney+ streamer.

Disney earnings top expectations

The Wall Street Journal on MSN · 5h

Disney’s Thriving Parks Are Buying It Time to Figure Out Streaming

Disney’s revenue and operating income were roughly in line with Wall Street’s estimates despite weaker-than-expected revenue growth at its entertainment and sports divisions. The main source of strength was domestic parks,

Dallas Morning News · 1d

Disney’s profit climbs on strength at domestic parks, adds streaming subscribers

Disney’s profit and revenue climbed in its fiscal third quarter as the entertainment company continued to add subscribers to its streaming service and

CNBC on MSN · 1d

Disney earnings top expectations as streaming, parks offset TV headwinds

Disney reported quarterly results Wednesday, posting earnings that topped expectations but revenue that came in just shy of analyst projections.

Disney's ESPN to Buy NFL Network, Other Assets

ABC News on MSN · 1d

Disney’s ESPN to buy NFL’s media properties

ESPN, owned by ABC News’ parent company The Walt Disney Company, is acquiring the NFL Network and other assets and in exchange the NFL will take a 10% equity stake in ESPN.

Bloomberg on MSN · 1d

Disney’s ESPN to Buy NFL Network, Other Assets in Stock Swap

The National Football League will sell most of its media businesses to Walt Disney Co. in exchange for a 10% stake in the ESPN sports networks, deepening the ties between the league and one of its top broadcast partners.

The Washington Post on MSN · 1d

What the NFL’s deal with ESPN means for the league, networks and RedZone

In an agreement announced Tuesday, the NFL would take a 10 percent equity stake in ESPN while giving the Disney-owned network access to NFL Network and RedZone.

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Former Disney Star Josh Sussman Marries Madoka Muramatsu After 6 Years of Dating

Disney star Josh Sussman is married! The actor — who is best known for his roles on Wizards of Waverly Place, Fish Hooks, ...

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Disney Jr. is expanding its preschool universe with ‘Marvel’s Avengers: Mightiest Friends’

Disney Jr. plans to expand its collaboration with Marvel, announcing a new series launching in 2027 titled 'Marvel’s Avengers ...

11h

Midjourney Says Disney Cannot Prevent AI Training and Wants to ‘Have It Both Ways’

Midjourney responded to a lawsuit from Disney and Universal, arguing that the studios cannot stop AI training and cannot ...

18hon MSN

Disney Princess Refused to Hug Guest with Obscene Tattoos of Her in 'Strange Encounter' (Exclusive)

A TikTok user named Katrina recently recounted an experience she had while performing as Rapunzel at Disney World. When she ...

1don MSN

Disney’s streaming business continues to grow, despite theatrical losses

Walt Disney Co. reported an increase in streaming subscribers and strong results at its domestic theme parks, though its ...

Axios on MSN1h

Disney enters new streaming chapter

Disney on Wednesday told investors that it plans to shutter the standalone Hulu app and integrate it into its Disney+ ...

Disney Ups FY 2025 Guidance Amid Strong Parks And NFL Deal (Upgrade)

Disney raised FY 2025 EPS guidance to $5.85 (+18% YoY), implying a FWD P/E under 20. The pending NFL Network deal and ESPN ...

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Bob Iger Equally Open To Original Or Rebooted IP, Disney’s “Priority Is To Put Out Great Movies”

Disney CEO Bob Iger said the studio's priority is to put our great movies that resonate with consumers be it original IP or ...

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