WorldPingThe Walt Disney Company and TikTok today announced a global deal that will allow social media content creators and fans to access and use memorable scenes from Disney movies and shows.
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Read the full report at DeadlineThe company will use $1 billion from the sale of A+E to buy back stock, will move consumer products under its entertainment division, and teases a new era for Disney+ early next year.
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WorldPingDisney posted mixed results for the June 2026 quarter, as Disney+ and Hulu continued to boost profits and the theme parks division turning in solid performance.
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WorldPingDisney is going long on short-form content. The entertainment giant struck an alliance with TikTok that will have creators on the popular quick-hit video service making shorts tied to characters and stories from Marvel, Pixar, Star Wars, FX and more.
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Creators on TikTok will get access to Disney photo and video assets if they opt-in to the program, with their videos living on both platforms.
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WorldPingDisney’s Josh D’Amaro stepped out with solid numbers and some news in his first full quarter as CEO. Toy Story 5 drove studio revenue, theme parks saw an uptick in attendance, and streaming profits more than doubled for the three months ended in June.
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WorldPingIn Disney’s second corporate shift to the entertainment tent in six months — and just before CEO Josh D’Amaro leads its Q3 earnings report tomorrow morning — the company unveiled plans to to move its revenue-rich Consumer Products division.
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