The upcoming launch of Disney+ is set to cause big waves in the UK on-demand streaming market, as 37% of Brits planning to subscribe to the Disney service expect to cancel other subscriptions.
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The BBC and ITV’s joint streaming service BritBox has launched in the UK this week, after signing deals with Channel 4, BT and Samsung. Here, industry experts give their reaction, alongside tweets from the public.
The BBC and ITV’s joint streaming service BritBox has launched in the UK today, after signing deals with Channel 4, BT and Samsung.
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