Disney Projects , an $8 Billion Increase in , Its 2022 Content Budget.<br />'Variety' reports that last week, <br />Disney revealed plans to increase its <br />total content budget by $8 billion in 2022. .<br />'Variety' reports that last week, <br />Disney revealed plans to increase its <br />total content budget by $8 billion in 2022. .<br />'Variety' reports that last week, <br />Disney revealed plans to increase its <br />total content budget by $8 billion in 2022. .<br />The projected amount would reportedly <br />go toward produced and licensed content, <br />including sports rights. .<br />The projected amount would reportedly <br />go toward produced and licensed content, <br />including sports rights. .<br />According to Disney, the increase is meant to support services like Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+.<br />According to Disney, the increase is meant to support services like Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+.<br />Disney is scheduled <br />to release about 50 titles in 2022 for <br />either streaming or theatrical release. .<br />Disney is scheduled <br />to release about 50 titles in 2022 for <br />either streaming or theatrical release. .<br />Disney is scheduled <br />to release about 50 titles in 2022 for <br />either streaming or theatrical release. .<br />In 2021, Disney <br />spent a total of over $25 billion on content. .<br />In 2021, Disney <br />spent a total of over $25 billion on content. .<br />Ampere Analysis said that in the fourth quarter, <br />Disney exceeded 100 million streaming <br />subscribers in the U.S. for the first time. .<br />Ampere Analysis said that in the fourth quarter, <br />Disney exceeded 100 million streaming <br />subscribers in the U.S. for the first time. .<br />The Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+ bundle, which offers an $8 per month saving on taking the services individually, is a strong driver for Disney’s overall streaming growth in the U.S., particularly for ESPN+. , Tony Holleran, Research Manager <br />at Ampere Analysis, via Fierce Video.<br />The Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+ bundle, which offers an $8 per month saving on taking the services individually, is a strong driver for Disney’s overall streaming growth in the U.S., particularly for ESPN+. , Tony Holleran, Research Manager <br />at Ampere Analysis, via Fierce Video.<br />A strong content portfolio from Disney+ <br />and Hulu, making the most of its key Marvel <br />and Star Wars franchises (on Disney+) and <br />FX (on Hulu), as well as the continuation <br />of live sports (on ESPN+) has further <br />driven subscription growth this year, Tony Holleran, Research Manager <br />at Ampere Analysis, via Fierce Video.<br />A strong content portfolio from Disney+ <br />and Hulu, making the most of its key Marvel <br />and Star Wars franchises (on Disney+) and <br />FX (on Hulu), as well as the continuation <br />of live sports (on ESPN+) has further <br />driven subscription growth this year, Tony Holleran, Research Manager <br />at Ampere Analysis, via Fierce Video.<br />Ampere Analysis' research manager Tony Holleran predicts that Disney will reach 108 million subscriptions by the end of the year.
