By Rodolfo León
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08/12/2021 5:25 pm
There is no doubt that Disney + It is a service of streaming with a large catalog of exclusive content, and it is precisely that type of content that is driving its growth. Thanks to the most recent financial report of the company, we learned that the platform already has more than 116 million subscribers around the world.
In this report, it is mentioned that the series of Lokias well as the movie Luca from Pixar, were two of the largest contributors to this successful growth. During the same time period last year, Disney + It already reached 57.5 million subscribers, that is, they have managed to double this number in just one year. Of course, the pandemic also sparked a major boom in the streaming industry.
If we take into account the combined subscribers of Disney + ESPN + and Hulu, then the division of streaming of Disney it already exceeds 174 million users. According to analysts consulted by CNBC, Disney + is shaping up to hit 250 million subscribers by 2024. Sure, as long as they keep producing original content.
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Via: CNBC
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Rodolfo Leon
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