Pixar’s Turning Red, the studio’s latest animated feature to be re-routed to Disney+ from movie theaters, topped Nielsen’s weekly streaming chart in its debut.
20.03.2022 - 17:59 / ok.co.uk
From Bridgerton to Pam & Tommy, streaming services have changed the way we watch some of the biggest films and TV shows. But as popular as they may be, after Netflix announced its recent price hike, the on-demand video service industry doesn’t come cheap. In fact, subscribing to Netflix, Disney+, Now, Apple TV+, Amazon Prime Video and Britbox could cost upwards of £43 a month – and that’s without any upgrades or deluxe packages.
So, here’s everything you need to know about the different streaming services to help save those pennies… Netflix Netflix recently announced a price hike for its customers in the UK and Ireland. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter. A basic subscription comes in at £6.99 per month, a standard subscription costs £10.99 and a premium subscription costs £15.99.
Each package has access to all of the platform’s content but differs on its streaming quality and ability to connect the account to various devices at the same time. Benefits of each package, include: Basic (£6.99): Standard definition; one device at a time Standard (£10.99): HD; two devices at a time Premium (£15.99): Ultra HD; four devices at a time As a popular streaming service, Netflix is home to original shows including The Crown, Inventing Anna and Bridgerton, as well as a selection of non-original content. Disney+ With recent big names including Encanto and Pam & Tommy, Disney+ is perfect for both children and adults alike.
Pixar’s Turning Red, the studio’s latest animated feature to be re-routed to Disney+ from movie theaters, topped Nielsen’s weekly streaming chart in its debut.
report on Wednesday, Nielsen reported a nearly 20% increase in unique programming across streaming platforms in the past three years. As of February, consumers now have over 817,000 unique program titles to choose from — compared to around 646,000 in December 2019. According to Nielsen, consumers say the rapidly increasing number of options “makes it more difficult to find the content they’re looking for.”The uptick in available content also corresponded with a rise in consumption.
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March Madness to awards shows you'll definitely want to watch live, like the 2022 Academy Awards, you can cut the cable cord and sign up for a streaming service that lets you watch events as they happen. To help you find a live TV streaming service that's right for you, ET has curated a list of the best options below, whether you're a huge sports fan or want as many channels as you can get. If you're looking for a little bit of everything when it comes to live TV, here are the best streaming platforms to consider signing up for: A standard Hulu + Live TV subscription gets you more than 75 channels including ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN, ESPN 2, The CW, A&E, FX, Pop TV, TBS, TNT, USA and more. The streamer's live TV tier grants you access to a wide range of news, live sports and events like the 2022 Academy Awards — all available live or on-demand.
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