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Hollywood news banter: D-Day is here

Disney has finally announced many of the details related to its forthcoming streaming service Disney+. And well, there’s gonna be a lot of content .

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By Matt Holzman • Apr 12, 2019 • 1 min read
  • Disney has finally announced many of the details related to its forthcoming streaming service Disney+. And well, there’s gonna be a lot of content.

  • As Disney and other companies continue to pull their licensed content from Netflix, the giant streamer is taking some old-school steps to keep their talent happy, including possibly buying the famous Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood and publishing their own magazine.

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    Matt Holzman

    Producer, 'The Document'

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    Kaitlin Parker

    Producer, 'The Business' and 'Hollywood Breakdown'

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    Lucas Shaw

    managing editor of media and entertainment at Bloomberg

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    founding partner of Puck News

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