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We’re almost two whole weeks away from the start of August, but Disney+ is getting a head start on the month ahead by letting subscribers know what all is heading to the service. Thursday saw Disney+ unveil its monthly newsletter, revealing every movie and TV show set to join the streamer’s lineup over the course

Spider-Man, Captain America, Darth Vader, Beauty and the Beast, and more from Disney’s intellectual-property treasure chest are coming to Webtoon — with about 100 titles from the Mouse House set to hit the popular webcomics app over the next several years. The deal between Webtoon Entertainment and Disney spans webcomics featuring iconic characters from Disney

By Digiday Awards  •  August 12, 2025  • This year’s Digiday Technology Awards celebrate companies that are embracing AI and automation tools to enhance personalized experiences, enable precise targeting and drive performance across platforms and channels. Winners are also integrating advanced e-commerce technologies and focusing on measurement and analytics solutions that unveil deeper performance tracking.

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Bell Media is partnering with Disney Entertainment on new streaming bundle offers in Canada that include Disney+, Crave and TSN. Launching later this year, these bundles will offer savings for viewers versus subscribing to each service individually, although Bell and Disney exact pricing and release timing will be announced “in the coming weeks.” With these

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Logo text In the olden days, before streaming, the end of May would mark a critical period in which studios would order new shows. That’s changed in recent years, at least in terms of the significance of that time frame. Now, there’s indefinite shelf space. And against that backdrop, much of the conversation has turned

Names of Disney TV executives impacted by today’s sweeping layoffs are starting to emerge. As Deadline reported exclusively today, several hundred employees are being laid off globally, with Disney Entertainment’s film and television marketing as well as television publicity, casting and development, as main targets. According to sources, among those leaving is Eric Souliere, VP