Read the issue for debate on page $196$ in Chapter $6$ about how Disney is diversifying in order to take on Netflix. Disney is using major acquisitions and related actions to take on the new media challenge posed by Netflix, Amazon, and other streaming services. In taking charge of its own distribution and by purchasing ${21}^{st}$ Century Fox, Disney has taken bold actions to become a broadly diversified, vertically integrated media player. What is unclear is whether customers will see enough value to sign up for Disney's services.

Disney is restructuring its media and entertainment divisions.

BE SURE TO ADDRESS ALL THESE QUESTIONS IN YOUR FIRST RESPONSE:

Is Disney making the right decision to develop its own exclusive streaming system rather than using Netflix and other streaming services to deliver its content?

Is the defection of Disney, Warner Bros., and Comcast from Netflix's streaming services going to seriously harm Netflix?

$-$What are the long$-$term consequences of these actions for Disney and Netflix? For consumers?

Since Disney acquired the Marvel and Star Wars franchises, there have been a string of poor results and traditional fan disapproval. What did Disney do wrong in managing these acquisitions if anything? Why did Disney see a huge drop in Disney Plus subscriptions in early $2021$ when it fired a star of the successful series "The Mandalorian"?

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