A deep dive into why linear channels make so much sense for everyone in streaming. Plus the growing frustration with the ad side of the business’s failure to actually solve any of the problems it’s supposed to be solving and where the blame actually lies.

A look at why the strength of the Disney brand name gives the company a competitive advantage in everything from apps to vMVPDs and why FASTs continue to be such a hot commodity.

Alan Wolk discusses the ramifications of the Disney-Hulu deal for consumers and the industry at large with Scripps’ Chris Nguyen.

Will Hulu’s reliance on linear library content prove a boon or boobytrap for Disney’s streaming strategy in the years to come?

Does Hulu + Disney+ = HBO + Discovery+? Audience demand stats from Parrot Analytics provide a clue.

The big issues confronting Netflix coming out of their Q2 earnings calls and why a resurgent Hulu may be an issue for Disney.

Disney got out of the business of streaming Indian Premiere League games this weekend. Now when will it acknowledge how much more difficult it will be to reach its ambitious global goals for streaming subscribers? And will investors care at this point?

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Disney Plus needs more programming, and more kinds of programming that appeal to a broader audience, says retiring Chairman Bob Iger. But it won’t be easy to preserve the brand while stretching its programming offerings.

Disney says it will spend $8 billion more on its streaming programming next year. But with deep-pocketed competitors such as Netflix, Amazon and Apple –none of which have to pay for legacy operations – is that gargantuan increase enough? Warner Bros. Discovery faces some of the same questions as it prepares to merge.

Disney shares dropped 8 percent after the company badly missed on expectations for new Disney+ subscribers, but will spend the week celebrating the two-year anniversary of Disney+’s launch with a bunch of deals and debuts. But lots of strategy issues remain, especially with the company legacy broadcast and cable operations.