
In 2019 there are a plethora of TV and movie streaming choices, with plenty more on the way.
The good news is that bundles are quickly becoming the name of the game In fact, that’s pretty much one of the main selling points for the upcoming Apple TV Plus service.
Disney Plus-Hulu-ESPN Plus bundle: Price
Disney has confirmed that the price for signing up to the Disney Plus-Hulu-ESPN Plus bundle will be $12.99 a month.
Hulu is currently $5.99 a month (with ads), ESPN Plus costs $4.99 a month, and Disney is $6.99 — so you’re getting a total savings of $5.
There’s no such plan for Hulu at the moment, but ESPN Plus is available for an annual fee of $49.99, and Disney Plus will have a $69.99 yearly subscription option.



If your answer is yes, then you have come to the right place because today, we are going to share with you all the details about it like its pros and cons, availability, price, etc.
So, let’s get started and learn about it in detail.What Is ESPN?ESPN+ is an online streaming service (Owned by ESPN Inc and Walt Disney) that complements ESPN’s existing content.
The streaming service provides you access to live and record ESPN content, exclusive on-demand videos, stats, highlights, recaps, in-depth news, etc.
Using it, you can watch live baseball, football, golf, tennis, boxing, and UFC (including exclusive pay-per-view (PPV) matches), etc.
How Does It Work?Just like other major streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, and Amazon Prime, you can access ESPN+ content by visiting the ESPN+ website or by downloading the ESPN+ app on a compatible mobile phone.
Both the website and app have a very user-friendly interface that allows ESPN+ subscribers to find and stream their favorite content on ESPN+ quickly.Data RequirementsAs per the official ESPN+ website, you must have a minimum download speed of 2 Mbps to access and stream your favorite content on the website and app in good quality.

First-time video enthusiasts, media giants, tech companies and brands are rushing to create their own identity in the live streaming industry with a website or app of their own.
It must blend and work seamlessly with all screen sizes flawlessly.
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You can be a video owner, broadcaster, television channel or first-time entrant into the media industry, Contus Vplay video solution can help solve your challenge of how to create live streaming website or app complete with monetization, video hosting on the cloud, management, user behaviour analytics and much more.
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As a cloud based live streaming platform Contus Vplay helps businesses kickstart their video on demand streaming services by rendering real time live videos without device or platform restrictions.

Video-on-demand streaming service is a relatively new media delivery system that has taken the world by storm.
Following the incredible popularity garnered by Netflix and Hulu post-2007, there are now almost 17 different subscription-based streaming services available in the market.
Of these, Disney+ is a relatively new contender that is gaining popularity due to Disney’s ability to connect with audiences.The text above is a summary, you can read the full article here.

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Disney executives touted the company's newly unified ad inventory, which will be available programmatically by the fall, in an advertiser event with ad-tech firm The Trade Desk in New York.
Disney said during the event that its forthcoming Disney Plus subscription service would help power the company's overall advertising offering, even though the service itself won't include ads.
"The more engaged they are with our content of different kinds, whether it be a gaming app or one of the subscription apps, the better we are able to understand what our guests want from us and what they may want from advertisers," the lead data scientist at Disney's ad sales division told Business Insider following the event.
The event also centered on the challenges of buying and selling live advertising programmatically, and touted new tools from The Trade Desk to manage those issues.
