‘Sesame Street’ finds new streaming home on Netflix

“Sesame Street” signed a deal to bring new episodes alongside a large -scale content library for the giant Netflix flow.

“Sesame Street” announced on Monday that the new 56 season, in addition to 90 hours of previous episodes, will be available to Netflix fans around the world later this year. The company did not specify a date.

The Sesame Workshop, which is the universal profitability behind “Sesame Street”, indicated that the new episodes of the series will remain available on the same day on PBS stations on the digital platforms of the United States of America and PBS Kids.

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“We are excited to announce that all new Sesame Street will come to Netflix Worldwide alongside library episodes, and new episodes will also be released on the same day on PBS stations and Kids PBS platforms in the United States, while maintaining a 50+ year -old relationship,” the company was published on X.

The company continued to say that “Netflix, PBS, and Corporation for Public Broadcasting is a unique partnership from the public and private sectors to enable” Sesame Street “to continue helping children everywhere to grow more intelligent, stronger and kindly.

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The deal comes after Warner Bros. Discovery, which owns Max and Discovery+, last year that she will not renew her deals to issue new episodes of “Sesame Street” on her platform.

Warner bros. Discovery, Hulu, Amazon Prime and Netflix are among the media companies that compete to control the video broadcasting market, which was launched during the lock orders related to the epidemic.

Global market revenues rose to $ 297.4 billion in 2020, according to Fortune Business Insights.

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In the following years, companies have invested greatly in the original content and exclusive deals for more subscribers and earn a market share. With many players in space, the platforms also united broadcast services, raised prices, suppressing the password sharing or adding subsidized levels in order to stay profitable and compete effectively.

Disney recently presented The direct live broadcast service (DTC), which will be called ESPN, after its successful sports network. There will also be chances of assembling the Espn Unlimited plan with Disney+ and Hulu.