Disney mulls sale of more films and TV series


Ongoing revamp: Visitors exiting the Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland in California. Iger offers free photos and more lower-price tickets to theme-park guests irked by rising fees as the company comes under pressure to improve its financial performance. — AP

LOS ANGELES: Walt Disney Co is exploring more licensing of its films and television series to rival media outlets as pressure grows to curb the losses in its streaming TV business.

The Burbank, California-based entertainment giant is seeking to earn more cash from its content library, according to sources.

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