
Disney+ will blend physical and digital experiences
Somehow, someway, Disney refuses to let Disney+ just be a normal film and TV streaming service.
Somehow, someway, Disney refuses to let Disney+ just be a normal film and TV streaming service.
Disney+ is testing augmented reality capabilities with a new short film called “Remembering.”
As the streaming industry matures, every service seems to be bundling any way it can to keep subscriber counts growing.
MoviePass is back… but with a more responsible, sustainable, and money-conscious business model.
Disney is considering bundling every aspect of its entertainment ecosystem into one big membership program.
Amazon is hoping (and working hard to ensure) that The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, which debuts this week, is by far the biggest success in Prime Video history.
NBC is considering canceling the 10 pm-11 pm slot of its primetime programming and handing it back to affiliates.
Already the most popular platform for podcasting, YouTube is readying a formal push into the space with a new dedicated tab on the site’s homepage.
After striking a deal earlier this year with game publisher Asmodee, AR company Tilt Five is making a 3D holographic version of Catan.
NBCUniversal is broadcasting the new Peacock show The Resort on NBC directly after America’s Got Talent.