Disney–ABC Domestic Television

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Disney–ABC Domestic Television (DADT) is the domestic television distribution arm of The Walt Disney Company. It is responsible for the distribution of television content produced by Disney Television Studios, ABC Signature, and other Disney-owned entities to various platforms within the United States.

History

Disney–ABC Domestic Television was established in 1985 as Buena Vista Television, a subsidiary of The Walt Disney Studios. The division was created to handle the distribution of Disney's television content, including syndicated programming and network television shows. In 2007, the division was rebranded as Disney–ABC Domestic Television to reflect the integration of ABC's television assets following Disney's acquisition of the network in 1996.

Operations

Disney–ABC Domestic Television distributes a wide range of content, including:

• Syndicated television shows
• Network television series
• Made-for-TV movies
• Animated series
• Reality television programs

The division works closely with various platforms, including broadcast television networks, cable television channels, and streaming services to ensure the broadest possible distribution of Disney's television content.

Key Programs

Some of the notable programs distributed by Disney–ABC Domestic Television include:

• Grey's Anatomy
• The Good Doctor
• Modern Family
• The Simpsons (following Disney's acquisition of 21st Century Fox)
• Dancing with the Stars

Related Divisions

Disney–ABC Domestic Television is part of a larger network of Disney's television distribution and production entities, including:

• Disney Television Animation
• ABC Entertainment
• Disney Channel
• Freeform
• FX Networks

See Also

• The Walt Disney Company
• Disney Television Studios
• ABC Signature
• Buena Vista Television
• 21st Century Fox