Adbrands Daily Update 12th Apr 2019: Disney confirmed further details of its forthcoming Disney+ streaming channel. The service will launch on Nov 12th with a US monthly subscription rate of $6.99, well

leaving the way open for Walt Disney to clinch that deal. Fox has already accepted Disney's bid and has shown a clear preference for that deal over a rival arrangement with Comcast. However, at the same

Time Warner agreed to line up with Disney, Fox and Comcast as joint owner of US streaming media service Hulu. It has acquired a 10% stake in the business for $583m, and will offer its TNT, TBS, CNN and

consolidated ad tech and digital platform services for Walt Disney Company, including the soon-to-be-added Fox properties and the group's new streaming platforms. All global digital video and ad serving

Disney's acquisition of the Fox TV production business and other assets, due to complete early next year, is already causing a big shake-up at its existing ABC business. The appointment of Fox executives

In the news this past week: Media Walt Disney reported record revenues and profits for the year to September, powered by three mammoth movie hits. 'Avengers: Infinity War', 'Black Panther' and 'Incredibles

from Sky's part-owner Fox in partnership with Walt Disney. In an unprecedented move for a business of this size, UK regulators called the auction to end months of bid and counter-bid between the two sides.

Fox once the transfer of its entertainment assets to Disney has completed. That sale is expected to close during the first half of next year, at which point current communications chief Julie Henderson

looking like it could almost have been an out-take from Disney's classic 101 Dalmations. The story is superior too - the Five are on the trail of a dastardly jewel thief this time, rather than naughty

form before the bulk of the business is acquired by Disney. New tax laws caused net income to soar by 49% to $4.5bn on revenues up 7% to $30.4bn. Pretax income, excluding the one-off gain, was actually