For many years Pay TV it was a refuge to avoid the abuse of free television. Mostly, excessive advertising and inappropriate content.
But the subscriber crisis and excessive competition are forcing payment platforms back into the past. receive advertisements, reality shows and other inappropriate content. The difference is that now you also pay a commission…
Christine McCarthy, Disney’s CFO, made some surprising announcements about cheap subscription with ads what they plan to launch at the end of the year, according to Variety via HobbyConsolas.com.
Disney+’s advantage over the competition is that it already has a streaming platform in the US and Japan. Hulu, which offers an ad-supported subscription so they have experience. In the rest of the world, some Hulu content has been integrated into Disney+.
As Christine McCarthy explained at the Annual Media and Communications Summit, her predictions are as follows. there are more subscribers with ads than those who do not want ads:”In our experience with Hulu, we have more AVOD (ad-supported video on demand) subscribers than SVOD (subscription video on demand). We expect a similar percentage for Disney+.“.
Dropped a few days ago how will it be cheap ad-supported Disney+ subscription. The purpose of the company is broadcast 4 minutes of commercials for every hour of broadcast. Advertising of tobacco, alcohol and excessive erotica was banned, as they want to maintain the image of a family platform.
Except ads will be cut for content targeted at minorsand will be completely removed in child programming.
Advertising will also be limited when the option that a minor is viewing standard content is checkedbut it’s not clear to us how they plan to implement this because it could lead adults to cheat and use this option to reduce ads even if there are no minors.
now Disney+ did not name the price of the novelty cheap subscription with ads, which may reach the end of the year. If they follow the same pattern as with Hulu, where the ad fee is almost half, then on Disney+ it should be around 4-5 euros per month.
Will you switch to a cheap subscription with ads when it opens in Spain?
Source: Computer Hoy
