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Disney and Canal+ End Distribution Deal
Disney and Canal+ end their distribution deal, impacting access to Disney+ and Disney films on Canal+. The change reflects the evolution of the streaming market.
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- Why did Disney decide not to renew the contract with Canal+?
- The evolving streaming market, with the emergence of new streaming players, contributed to Disney's decision not to renew the contract. This change reflects the shifting landscape of media distribution.
- What is the main news about the contract between Disney and Canal+?
- Disney and Canal+ will not renew their contract after December 2024. This means that Canal+ subscribers will no longer have access to Disney's new movies, Disney+, or Disney's TV channels starting January 2025.
- What were the key aspects of the agreement between Disney and Canal+?
- The agreement between Disney and Canal+ included Disney+ integration into Canal+ offers and priority distribution of Disney films on Canal+. The contract's expiration marks the end of this exclusive distribution deal.
- How will Disney make its new films available after the contract expires?
- Disney's new films will be available on Disney+ 17 months after their theatrical release, which aligns with French media chronology laws, while maintaining the full catalog of Disney productions.
- What are the implications of the contract termination for Canal+ and Disney?
- Canal+ will lose access to Disney's content, including new films, and Disney+ after the contract expires. Disney will focus on its own streaming platform, and Canal+ will look for new partnerships.