INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The streaming service coming from Disney in 2019, and taking a bunch of its content with it from Netflix, will reportedly be known as
new service, stating that it will not deliver the same breadth of original content that Netflix is currently producing, nor will it pull
absolutely everything from existing streaming and international licensing deals to pump up Disney Play
For instance, Disney has a broadcasting rights deal with Turner for Star Wars movies through 2022 that was signed in 2016, showing how
recent Disney Play as a concept has been for the company.Iger has also again recognized that Disney Play will be more affordable than
Netflix, coming in at between $8 to $14 a month
Netflix currently costs $10.99 a month in the US for HD viewing.This will no doubt be a massive blow to Netflix, which as until now enjoyed
a massively popular collection of fantasy and sci-fi content for both children and adults
