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Tesco's Blinkbox gets Disney films

Simultaneous release with future physical media

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Thu 5 Apr 2012 // 09:32 UTC

Tesco's Blinkbox movies-on-demand service has signed Disney. It will offer the Mickey Mouse company's films for rent or purchase.

The deal covers old Disney movies but will also bring new releases to Blinkbox on the day they're released on physical media.

Disney's roster of content includes Pixar movies and Dreamworks films as well as its own. ®

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