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Variety reports that Disney Entertainment and Netflix have struck an expansive content licensing agreement, with Disney treating its rival's subscriber base of over 325 million as both revenue stream and promotional channel. The deal covers a broad catalog including all five Ice Age films, the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series, the drama Felicity, the crime series Will Trent, the animated feature Elio, and additional titles yet to be detailed. For two companies locked in streaming competition, the arrangement acknowledges a practical reality: Netflix's global reach offers Disney a monetization path that pure exclusivity cannot match.
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