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We’ve got some pretty wild news for Disney+ subscribers.
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If you’re a subscriber, you likely know that there are different tiers to the plan — you can pay a lower price to see your favorite shows and movies but experience ads every now and then, or you can pay a higher price to avoid ads. However, things are about to change pretty drastically — no matter what type of tier you’re paying for, you’ll be seeing ads.
Disney’s streaming service offers tons of Disney and Pixar films, shows, and more thanks to its partnerships with Hulu and ESPN. Disney+ has changed quite a bit since its initial launch in 2019, and now a new law is aimed at banning a specific type of ad on the streaming platform.
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The new California law intends to stop advertisements from turning up the volume while you’re watching, according to the BBC. The new law says advertisements cannot be louder than the main video content being watched.
From the Carousel of Progress to Walt’s ideas on EPCOT, The Walt Disney Company has been interested in technology and innovation from the beginning. Recently, Disney executives spoke at the SVB MoffettNathanson Technology, Media & Telecom Conference and provided updates on everything from Disney+ to the Disney Cruise Line.
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The conference shed light on the company’s plans in terms of investing, scaling, and cutting costs. What’s on Disney’s radar? Can we expect any price increases (or decreases)? Let’s find out!
You guys, it is COLD outside. Even in Florida, the sunshine state, it’s so chilly and windy that KiteTails was canceled due to wind a few times and Typhoon Lagoon is closed! If you decide to brave the winter weather, bundle up and drink some hot chocolate — that’s an order! 😉
Olaf isn’t the only one missing summer!
Speaking of winter, we’re not the only ones struggling through the season! A new winter-themed Mickey Mouse special is coming SOON to Disney+. Now, let’s cozy up and watch the trailer (under a warm blanket, of course).
Disney+ has been a force in the streaming world since it launched in fall of 2019.
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We’ve seen major blockbuster films release on the platform (for an additional charge) like Mulan, as well as critically acclaimed original series like The Mandalorian. Today, we got an update on how the streaming platform is doing from Walt Disney Company CEO Bob Chapek himself! Check out what he had to say about the future of Disney+.
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