Disney streaming boss Kevin Mayer: App architecture to blame for Disney+ stumbles


Disney is now working on rolling out fixes, with Mayer saying that a re-architected version of the app would be available within the next week or two. — Reuters

LOS ANGELES: No, it wasn't Amazon's fault that Disney+ struggled following its launch last week: Disney direct-to-consumer chairman Kevin Mayer told the audience of Recode's Code Media conference in Los Angeles on Nov 19 that there really wasn't anyone to blame but Disney's own technology.

"It had we to do with the way we architected the app," Mayer said. "It was not Amazon."

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