
In a short statement, the operator said it was pleased to have been selected as the launch partner for the service in Italy, with TIM CEO Luigi Gubitosi keen to stress that the addition of Disney+ represented a major boost to the aim of consolidating TIMvision’s position as the leading aggregator of premium content in the Italian TV industry.
Disney+ launched in the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and The Netherlands on 12 November with an initial 500 movies and 7,500 TV episodes across the company’s Disney, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic and Pixar brands.
Disney recently introduced an early access offer ahead of its launch in markets across Western Europe, allowing anyone who signs up to the platform by 23 March to pay EUR 59.99 rather than EUR 69.99 for an annual subscription. Monthly subscriptions are currently EUR 6.99.