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Thailand Eyes Southeast Asia's First Disneyland To Boost Tourism
Disneyland, the globally renowned theme park brand owned by The Walt Disney Company, already has several locations worldwide, including four in Asia.
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Disney Invests $1 Billion In OpenAI, Licenses Over 200 Characters For Use In Sora
Walt Disney and OpenAI announced a three-year licensing deal Thursday that will allow users to create short videos featuring beloved Disney characters through artificial intelligence.
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Fortnite Is Adding a Limited-Time Disneyland Island Featuring Minigames Based on Disney Theme Park Rides
Walt Disney and Epic Games are bringing Disneyland to Fortnite. The free-to-play Battle Royale game will get a limited-time Disneyland Game Rush island on November 6, featuring a collection of minigames based on Disney theme park rides. The game mode will not feature Battle Royale and instead focus on Disney minigames.
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Tourist Grabs Teen, Leaves "Nail Marks" For Spot At Disney Parade
A tourist from Spain has been detained and charged with child abuse after allegedly hurting a 17-year-old girl during a packed evening parade at the Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World.
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Netflix Reportedly Testing Runway’s AI Video Tools in Content Production
Netflix is reportedly testing the use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools in content production. As per the report, the California-based streaming giant is using Runway AI’s video tools, but it is not clear in what capacity the company is using the AI tools. The report comes just days after the company’s co-CEO stated in an earnings call that...
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Disney Sues Hong Kong-Based Jewellery Brand Over Mickey Mouse Trademark
The Walt Disney Company has filed a lawsuit against Hong Kong-based jewellery company, Red Earth Group for trademark infringement
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Disney, Universal Sue Image Creator Midjourney for Copyright Infringement
Walt Disney and Comcast's Universal filed a copyright lawsuit against Midjourney on Wednesday. The suit claims Midjourney pirated the libraries of the two Hollywood studios, making and distributing without permission "innumerable" copies of characters such as Darth Vader from "Star Wars," Elsa from "Frozen," and the Minions from "Despicable Me".
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Disney to Pay Comcast $439 Million More for Its Hulu Stake
Walt Disney must pay $438.7 million (roughly Rs. 3,755 crore) more to Comcast to complete its purchase of the Hulu streaming service. Disney agreed in 2019 that it would acquire Comcast’s one-third stake in the business at price that valued the whole enterprise at a minimum of $27.5 billion (roughly Rs. 23,54,206 crore) starting in 2024.
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US Man Weighing 151 Kg Sues Disney For Rs 42 Lakh After Waterslide Injury
A man filed a lawsuit against Walt Disney World for Rs 42 lakh ($50,000) in damages for injuries suffered during a waterslide ride.
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Disney+ Expands Subscriber Perks, Including Movie Premieres
Walt Disney is expanding a program of perks for subscribers to its flagship Disney+ streaming service. Subscribers who sign-in through the Disney+ website will be able to redeem perks such as discounts on Disney resorts, free items in video games and a $10 (roughly Rs. 855) credit at Disney Pinnacle by Dapper Labs, which sells collectible pins.
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Thailand Eyes Southeast Asia's First Disneyland To Boost Tourism
Disneyland, the globally renowned theme park brand owned by The Walt Disney Company, already has several locations worldwide, including four in Asia.
-
Disney Invests $1 Billion In OpenAI, Licenses Over 200 Characters For Use In Sora
Walt Disney and OpenAI announced a three-year licensing deal Thursday that will allow users to create short videos featuring beloved Disney characters through artificial intelligence.
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Fortnite Is Adding a Limited-Time Disneyland Island Featuring Minigames Based on Disney Theme Park Rides
Walt Disney and Epic Games are bringing Disneyland to Fortnite. The free-to-play Battle Royale game will get a limited-time Disneyland Game Rush island on November 6, featuring a collection of minigames based on Disney theme park rides. The game mode will not feature Battle Royale and instead focus on Disney minigames.
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Tourist Grabs Teen, Leaves "Nail Marks" For Spot At Disney Parade
A tourist from Spain has been detained and charged with child abuse after allegedly hurting a 17-year-old girl during a packed evening parade at the Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World.
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Netflix Reportedly Testing Runway’s AI Video Tools in Content Production
Netflix is reportedly testing the use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools in content production. As per the report, the California-based streaming giant is using Runway AI’s video tools, but it is not clear in what capacity the company is using the AI tools. The report comes just days after the company’s co-CEO stated in an earnings call that...
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Disney Sues Hong Kong-Based Jewellery Brand Over Mickey Mouse Trademark
The Walt Disney Company has filed a lawsuit against Hong Kong-based jewellery company, Red Earth Group for trademark infringement
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Disney, Universal Sue Image Creator Midjourney for Copyright Infringement
Walt Disney and Comcast's Universal filed a copyright lawsuit against Midjourney on Wednesday. The suit claims Midjourney pirated the libraries of the two Hollywood studios, making and distributing without permission "innumerable" copies of characters such as Darth Vader from "Star Wars," Elsa from "Frozen," and the Minions from "Despicable Me".
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Disney to Pay Comcast $439 Million More for Its Hulu Stake
Walt Disney must pay $438.7 million (roughly Rs. 3,755 crore) more to Comcast to complete its purchase of the Hulu streaming service. Disney agreed in 2019 that it would acquire Comcast’s one-third stake in the business at price that valued the whole enterprise at a minimum of $27.5 billion (roughly Rs. 23,54,206 crore) starting in 2024.
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US Man Weighing 151 Kg Sues Disney For Rs 42 Lakh After Waterslide Injury
A man filed a lawsuit against Walt Disney World for Rs 42 lakh ($50,000) in damages for injuries suffered during a waterslide ride.
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Disney+ Expands Subscriber Perks, Including Movie Premieres
Walt Disney is expanding a program of perks for subscribers to its flagship Disney+ streaming service. Subscribers who sign-in through the Disney+ website will be able to redeem perks such as discounts on Disney resorts, free items in video games and a $10 (roughly Rs. 855) credit at Disney Pinnacle by Dapper Labs, which sells collectible pins.
