Disney’s 2024 TV Upfront presentation had plenty of new of interest for fans of Marvel Studios. The studio used the platform to reveal a new title and premiere date for Kathryn Hahn‘s Agatha-centric WandaVision spinoff, Agatha All Along, and to roll out a new logo and a 2025 premiere window for Daredevil: Born Again.
The CEO of Disney has announced a new release plan for Marvel Studios, after a tumultuous period of uncertainty within the MCU franchise has led to a series of high-profile flops.
It’s official, Marvel Studios is now on a “reduced output” plan, per Disney CEO Bob Iger. And Marvel Studio heads, Marvel Studios Co-President Louis D’Esposito and Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige, admit that it has been a “rough time” for the MCU.
Though it had long been clear that Marvel Studios was dialing back on the number of projects to be released each year, Disney big wig Bob Iger quantified
It’s about to become a whole lot easier to keep track of the MCU. Disney CEO Bob Iger has revealed that Marvel Studios will be reducing its output as part of a plan to focus on the quality of its products.
For the first time since returning to Disney, Bob Iger has provided details on his vision to scale back on Marvel Studios’ content. Via Variety, Iger’s plan is to dial back on streaming series (2 per year) and films (2 or 3 per year) in the near future.
Once upon a time, the Marvel Studios’ film formerly known as Avengers: The Kang Dynasty would have been either in production now or starting soon. Without
Subscribers to Disney’s streaming services, including Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+, could face being disconnected from June as the company starts to crack down on password sharing.
So do what he does and just "ignore" Elon Musk, who Iger says "has no relevance to The Walt Disney Company."
"When Bob recently returned to the company during a difficult time, I was relieved," Lucas said. "No one knows Disney better."
Since Bob Iger‘s return as Disney’s top dog, the House of Mouse’s major studios have been reflecting on the work they have been churning out. Chief among
Warner Bros. Discovery's CEO David Zaslav has gotten all the (bad) press, but he's not been alone in the ruthless business tactic.
Disney is banking big on sequels. Not only did a new trailer see Moana 2 announced with its stunning first footage, but more follow-ups are on the way.
Moana is getting a surprise sequel. Announced with a stunning trailer, the follow-up to Disney’s 2016 hit will release in theatres November 27. Disney CEO Bob Iger revealed Moana 2 was initially meant to be a TV series.
Disney is gearing up for a fresh chapter with Hulu as the company is in the final stages of purchasing the streamer. As the full owner of the entity, Disney plans to launch a beta app in December that will combine Disney+ and Hulu into a single streaming experience for bundle subscribers, according to Variety.
According to a Bloomberg report, Disney CEO Bob Iger is being pressured by his deputies to make a strong push into the video games industry through a big acquisition – something like Electronic Arts (EA).
As ESPN considers charting a new course for its future, consumers might need to start banking some savings in advance.
Disney is raising the prices of all of its streaming services this fall. Also coming this fall is an ad-free Disney+/Hulu bundle, which follows the Disney+/Hulu bundle with ads previously launched in the United States.
Leaders at ESPN had early talks with the NBA and NFL about a "strategic partnership," which could lend to potential ownership stakes in the network.
Disney CEO Bob Iger and NBA Commissioner Adam Silver praised Apple’s new mixed reality headset and its potential impact on the sports viewing experience
Bob Iger, the CEO of The Walt Disney Company, said that the media conglomerate may consider selling some of its traditional linear channels, but has a different course for ESPN.
Disney is open to selling a portion of its equity in ESPN to a strategic partner, CEO Bob Iger said in an interview with CNBC.
Bob Iger’s contract as CEO at Disney has been extended another two years up through 2026, the Walt Disney Company announced Wednesday. The decision by the board was unanimous.
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