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Disney puts creator clips and vertical video at center of D23 streaming push

Variety’s Cynthia Littleton reports that at D23, Disney executives detailed a push into “Verts” (vertical microdrama-style clips) on Disney+, tied to a new TikTok deal letting fans create with licensed IP.

Why it matters. By licensing fans to remix its IP on TikTok, Disney sets a precedent that other studios guarding trademarks will face pressure to match.

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