When we talk about services streaming, the first name that comes to mind is Netflix. The on-demand content platform has positioned itself as the strongest alternative within the sector. It has a good catalog, new titles are being added every month and it bets on its own creations (both in series and in films or documentaries).
It should also be borne in mind that Netflix has closed different agreements with companies so that third-party content can only be retransmitted through its service. And one of the most important was the one they signed with Disney in 2012. Last year 2016 they revalidated the agreement, but this alliance has come to an end. A) Yes has declared it Disney itself a few hours ago.
And it is that although Netflix is touched with this movement, it is the logical step for Disney. Its catalog is one of the most extensive in the sector. He currently has to his credit names as recognized as Star Wars, Marvel, the sports network ESPN or the ABC news channel.
Meanwhile, you don't have to worry about running out of your favorite company content. And is that this movement will take place next year 2019. Meanwhile everything will remain the same. Now, Disney's first move towards its own streaming we will have it with the arrival of an ESPN-based service. And I know wants to create a service with the broadcast of more than 10.000 sporting events in real time.
Likewise, another strategy for when the full service is launched is to have new releases available to inaugurate the service and attract the public's eye. However, although there is still a little over a year left for the movement, doubts already lurk. Will users want to pay for so many services streaming? Isn't it better to concentrate everything from one place and payment?