Disney+ Loses 700,000 Subscribers
Despite losing 700,000 subscribers in 2024, Disney+ still managed to turn a profit
Disney+ lost 700,000 subscribers in Q4 2024, but still maintains 124.6 million total subscribers. Despite the loss, Disney+ still managed to be profitable. In comparison, Netflix gained 19 million subscribers in Q4.
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