On the 8th (local time), CNBC reported that American content giants The Walt Disney Company and Warner Bros. Discovery are joining forces in the streaming business sector to launch a bundle product.


Subscribers to the bundle product will be able to watch content from Disney's online video platforms (OTT) Disney+, Hulu, and Warner Bros.' OTT Max together.

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The bundle plan is scheduled to launch this summer and will offer both ad-supported and standard subscription options. The price has not yet been disclosed. According to CNBC sources, it will be offered at a discounted price compared to subscribing to each service separately.


The bundle plan will be distributed and subscription fees collected by Disney, with a certain percentage of the revenue shared with Warner Bros.


Earlier, Disney, Warner Bros., ESPN, and Fox announced that they will jointly launch a sports streaming service this fall. The global streaming market, dominated by Netflix, is already saturated, leading to fierce competition. As a result, latecomers are forming alliances.


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On the same day, Lachlan Murdoch, CEO of Fox, mentioned during the earnings announcement that the sports streaming service might be bundled with other entertainment streaming services.


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