Keyword: Disney

With so many choices for subscription streaming services, consumers are racking up pay TV-like monthly bills to get everything they want.

Netflix investors are anxiously awaiting the company’s third-quarter earnings report next week, and hoping for a return to domestic subscriber growth.

New streaming services like Disney+ and HBO Max will cause a big jump in U.S. SVOD spending next year.

Amazon and Disney reportedly are locked in a standoff over the advertising inventory within Disney apps on Amazon’s Fire TV platform.

The streaming wars are coming. Legacy media and new entrants alike will soon flood the market with tons of new streaming services. But, Netflix still likely will be standing tall with the smoke clears.

Sinclair CEO Chris Ripley has looked out upon the incoming streaming wars, and has seen a landscape where media conglomerates will struggle to strive.

AT&T’s pay TV platforms including DirecTV, U-verse and AT&T TV Now will get to keep ABC, ESPN and other channels after reaching a new retrans consent deal with Disney. But a new dispute with Sinclair is brewing.

Disney+ has opened up pre-orders for U.S. consumers and promised that those who sign up early will be among the first to get access to the streaming service.

Over the coming months three big new subscription streaming service will drop from Disney, NBCUniversal and WarnerMedia. Disney appears to lead the pack in consumer interest.

Subscription video streaming services are increasing their share of the money consumers spend each year on internet TV and movies.