Disney considers launching an even cheaper tier of its streaming service Disney+. According to The Information, executives are looking into new ways of growing the userbase. One of them might be an ad-supported version that would be cheaper than $7.99 per month, with some reports suggesting a $5 price tag. The tier will likely arrive first in the United States, where competition is already fierce. Paramount, Discovery, Warner Media, and NBC have an ad-supported subscription tier. The first two already have their cheapest packages at $4.99, so it would be unsurprising to see Disney...
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