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Disney will soon increase the cost of its suite of streaming services, including Hulu, ESPN+, and Disney+. Prices will go

Apple is one of several tech companies on Disney's radar as the media giant looks for a strategic partner to

ESPN+ has plenty of excellent features; however, it's only now that one of its most requested has been added.

Disney today told subscribers that it is raising the price for its ESPN+ standalone streaming service. Starting on August 13,

It was inevitable, and we all knew it would be coming sooner or later. Yesterday, during its investor day event, The Walt Disney Company announced a price increase is coming to the Disney+ streaming service.Fortunately, for now, the price increase is only a dollar bringing the total from $6.99 a month to $7.99 a month in the US. In Europe, the price will increase from €7.99 to €8.99 a month. The Hulu ad-supported plan with Disney+ and ESPN+ will also see a price increase in March going up to $13.99 a month, and there will be a new bundle this time with the ad-free Hulu plan starting at $18.99 a month.At least we can also take some solace in the fact that we’re learning about this months in advance, because the price won’t go up until March 2021. That still gives us a few months of streaming all our Disney, Pixar, Star Wars, and Marvel favorites at the debut price.Speaking of, now would be the perfect time to sign up for the annual plan and lock in that $69.99 price before it goes up, because starting in March the price will jump to $79.99 a year.Subscribing with the yearly plan might be the smart move going forward to lock in a lower price, because as we’ve seen with other streaming networks, there’s no telling when another price hike is coming.Along with the price increase, Disney had much more to share with its investors. For starters, in only 13 months the streaming service has racked up 86.6 million subscribers worldwide. To put that in perspective, worldwide Netflix has 195.15 million subscribers after being in the streaming game for over 10 years now.Investor day wasn’t all about price increases and subscriber counts though. Disney also announced there are 10 Star Wars series in the works, as well as 10 Marvel series and 15 Disney/Pixar series with an additional 15 features from the two studios–including Raya and The Last Dragon coming to theaters and Disney+ Premier Access in March of 2021.

You know Disney+ and Hulu are great, but did you realise that ESPN+ offers a ton of content too as part of the Disney Bundle? We explain all.

You know Disney+ and Hulu are great, but did you realise that ESPN+ offers a ton of content too as part of the Disney Bundle? We explain all.

You know Disney+ and Hulu are great, but did you realise that ESPN+ offers a ton of content too as part of the Disney Bundle? We explain all.

During Disney's earnings call this afternoon, Disney CEO Bob Iger announced that an upcoming streaming bundle that includes access to

ESPN is moving forward with its coverage of esports. The cable news network has announced a deal with Riot Games that will allow ESPN+ to begin streaming League of Legends competitions starting later this summer.The post ‘League of Legends’ tournaments coming to ESPN+ appeared first on Digital Trends.

ESPN isn't just bringing versions of SportsCenter to social networks like Snapchat and Twitter. The network is launching a daily

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Twitter wasn't kidding when it promised a flurry of video. The social network has announced more than 30 video

It's not just TV networks like Fox that are promising a host of live Twitter shows. Disney and Twitter have

ESPN+ launched on seemingly every platform under the Sun except for one: Roku. That's something of a glaring omission, isn't

We're winding down a freaky week of bad omens, unconvincing congressional testimony and sterling new streaming services. While most eyes

Just over a week after first announcing the name and launch date of its new streaming service, ESPN today launched

After months of rumors and speculation about what it would look like or how much it would cost, ESPN's standalone

Disney has been relatively open about its plans to carve out a name for itself in the video-streaming wars, as

ESPN's new, $5-a-month streaming service allows sports fans to watch games, access original programming and view scores, all without a