Disney CEO Bob Iger's Stance on Franchise Licensing and Inclusivity
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Disney CEO Bob Iger confirmed during the annual shareholder meeting that the company's core franchises, including Marvel, Star Wars, Pixar, and Disney, won't be licensed out to other platforms. However, content from other studios, like 20th Century Studios, may be occasionally licensed out. Disney has been licensing out some of its content, such as "New Girl" and "Modern Family," to make more profit from its content and get its streaming division out of the red.
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