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After a two-day absence, Disney’s channels---ABC, ESPN, the Disney Channel, FX, and others---have returned to YouTube TV.

Disney has gained 50 million paid subscribers worldwide for Disney+, thanks to its recent expansion in India and Western Europe. The company plans to launch Disney+ in Japan and Latin America later this year.

Disney+ launches 7 European countries, marking its largest multi-country launch so far. It is, however, reducing stream quality to help reduce bandwidth usage to deal with the unprecedented demand caused by coronavirus.

The new partnership is mainly for Disney’s video streaming service Disney+, which will be launching later this month in the United Kingdom.

Disney+ is almost here for people in Europe, and the company is offering a sweet little discount for those who are ready to pre-order its new video streaming service.

You won't have to wait much longer for Baby Yoda to arrive in Europe: Disney just moved up the launch of Disney+ in several European markets.

Disney brings back the popular Continue Watching feature to Disney+ after the company removed it during launch to deal with the high demand from users.

Google is giving away three months of free Disney+ when you buy a new Chromebook.

Disney+ is set to launch in the United Kingdom, and some other European markets on March 30, 2020. The catalog, however, will vary by country.

If you are a Verizon customer, you can probably get 12 months of free Disney+.

Ahead of the new wave of competition, Netflix says it's ready to compete to earn customers' attention and viewing as it gains 158 million subscribers worldwide.

Disney+ launches this November, but you can pre-order the service right now with a free 7-day trial. You can't, however, get the ESPN+/Hulu bundle just yet.

Disney+ will allow users to enjoy 4K content for only $6.99 a month, offer four simultaneous streams, 7 profiles per account, and 10 devices for offline viewing.

Disney announces Disney+'s global launch dates and platform availability details.

Disney's digital streaming service is almost here as the company looks to remove its content from Netflix.