Disney says it is looking to strike more bundling deals after offering an upbeat assessment of its agreement with Warner Bros.
Discovery-owned streamer Max. The Disney+, Hulu and Max bundle, echoing the glory days of cable television, was inked in May and launched two months later in the U.S for as little as $16.99 a month.
Nami Patel, Disney’s senior vice president of strategy and business development, told the RTS London Convention that the agreement is “working really well.” Patel said the bundle, which is offered by both Disney and WBD, is helping viewers spend more time on the platforms and has reduced subscriber churn.
She was not specific about numbers. WBD CEO David Zaslav said this month that Max will add more than 6M subscribers in the current quarter — after 3.6M net adds for the three months ended in June — thanks in part to the bundle.
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