Disney presented yesterday what will be its new streaming video service, a streaming video service, called Disney +, and with which it wants to compete with Netflix. At the moment it seems that it is going to be quite simple, since the catalog that will be available to us is gigantic. It also encompasses the most successful franchises of all time.
A few weeks ago, we echoed a news story stating that Bob Iger, Disney's CEO and with a chair on Apple's board of directors, could be forced out of Apple, just like Eric Schmidt, when the battle between iOS and Android began. After seeing the presentation of both services, according to Bloomberg, Iger's position is not in jeopardy.
The Disney service will be available on all market platforms, including Apple TV. What we do not know at the moment is if it will finally be integrated into the Apple TV + platform, something that probably will not be fulfilled, but that could jeopardize Bob Iger's position on Apple's board.
But seeing as both services are completely different, Apple will barely have a dozen series available at its premiere, and hopefully, in addition to basing its service on the possibility of hiring third parties such as HBO, the possible competition does not appear does not seem possible.
Disney's subscription service, will be priced at $ 6,99 per month, in its cheapest subscription and as stated in the presentation of the service, the latest releases such as Captain Marvel and The Avengers will be available, films that will only take a few months on the market when this service hits the market.
