After acquiring 20th Century Fox, it started to feel like Disney owned...well...everything. With the release of Endgame breaking records, A Star Wars movie coming at Christmas, and the Spider-Man sequel AND Toy Story 4 coming this summer, it's never been a better time to own Disney stock. And that's to say nothing of Disney+, which bundles Hulu, ESPN, and requires a multi-year commitment from subscribers. The Disney Channel and ABC Family still airs on basic cable TV, which allows Walt Disney studios to conquer not only the box office and Disney parks but also generic airwaves. Since Disney's acquisitions of 21st Century Fox, Buena Vista, and National Geographic, Mickey Mouse has been very busy expanding their Walt Disney television offers and joint venture of parks and resorts. But it can be hard to imagine just how humungous Disney's reach has become in recent years. We stumbled upon this Infographic from TitleMax that captures all of the assets Disney owns worldwide (click here to ZOOM). After the infographic, we'll break down some of this into other specifics. What Companies Does Disney Own? Credit: Title Max Companies Owned by Disney Does Disney own ABC? You better believe they do. Does Disney own Hulu and ESPN? Yes. And a whole lot more. When it comes to what streaming services does Disney own, the list is very long. Here's an aggregated list of what Disney actually owns. Media NetworksABC (American Broadcasting Company)ESPNNational GeographicFX NetworksHuluStudiosWalt Disney PicturesPixar Animation StudiosMarvel StudiosLucasfilm20th Century Studios (formerly 20th...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Tuesday, 19 March, 2024