Disney+ is reportedly making a ‘Hocus Pocus’ sequel and bringing back the Sanderson Sisters. (Photo Credit: Walt Disney Pictures) The Sanderson Sisters are coming back: Disney+, a new streaming service launching Nov. 12, is reportedly working on a sequel to the Halloween movie Hocus Pocus. The film, will be led by Workaholics writer and co-producer Jen D’Angelo, […]
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On this episode of Digital Trends Live, hosts Greg Nibler and Nicole Raney dig into the biggest trending tech topics of the day, including the season 10 ending of Fortnite, the upcoming Google Pixel 4 event, Blizzard’s reduced Hearthstone suspension, Disney+ content, and more. We then speak with Emmanuelle Quilès, president of Janssen France, about
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The battle for your streaming video subscription dollars will be getting a lot more crowded in November. That’s when the two biggest new services in this growing industry are scheduled to go live. Disney Plus (launching November 12) and Apple TV Plus (launching November 1) will both offer what looks like some excellent original content,
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The Disney+ app just hit Google Play! Ummm, you can’t install it, though, because it’s an exclusive for the Netherlands for the next couple of months. Still, it’s a first look at the app! If you are in the Netherlands, you can install the app right now and get free access until the service launches
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Disney’s streaming service will launch in less than three months, but the closer we get, the more reasons we have to be excited about Netflix’s newest contender. Just recently, we learned that Disney+ cheapest subscription will support four simultaneous streams and 4K video playback at launch, which tops Netflix. On the other hand, Netflix does
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“Does Netflix have enough stuff that’s good enough to keep us coming back?” asks Michael Pachter of Wedbush. “That’s the real acid test. I actually think all these metrics they’re giving us on the crap shows are telling you that people are willing to watch whatever they throw at them because they’re running out of
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“All of a sudden people are realizing that Disney is going to take the advantages that they have, content that nobody else has, moats that give them actual real leverage in the negotiations, and then they’re going to actually take a playbook out of these more digitally native companies,” says Sean Ammirati of Birchmere Ventures.
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“When I think about what is going on in our businesses and our world today disruption caused by technology certainly is a big issue,” said Disney CEO Bob Iger while sitting within the new Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland. “It’s one that I don’t necessarily get anxious about but one that I spend a
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“If you measure it against the present, the present doesn’t stay the present for very long,” says Disney CEO Bob Iger when discussing their Disney+ launch. “In fact, in today’s world that’s changing so much, the marketplace has never been this dynamic, meaning speed of change is much faster. That’s technology, that’s consumer behavior driven
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“We wouldn’t have been ready to launch it (Disney+) two or three years ago,” says Disney CEO Bob Iger. “We wouldn’t have even been ready to talk about it. It takes technology. It takes content. It takes the talent to make the content. It takes a marketplace. You could argue that what Netflix has done
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