Two years after Disney Plus' ads tier was introduced, only a third of its users are signed up to it – but it's a higher percentage than Netflix's.

On Thursday, Disney CEO Bob Iger messed up during his company’s fiscal Q4 earnings conference call. Fortunately, what Iger said on a hot mic was not nearly as bad as it could have been — but it did highlight the secrecy of some information he gave out moments earlier.

Disney CEO Bob Iger had a “hot mic” moment on the company’s fiscal fourth quarter earnings call Thursday morning, questioning aloud whether he should have revealed key streaming numbers. Fielding a question from a Wall Street analyst about the growth outlook and pricing strategy of Disney+,

Disney CEO Bob Iger had a hot-mic moment during the company's fourth quarter earnings call for 2024 on Thursday after revealing that around 60% of new streaming subscribers are purchasing ad-supported plans,