Search results for "espn"

• TNT Secures College Football Playoff Games, NBA Deal Concerns Remain
  Warner Bros. Discovery has struck a multiyear "sub-licensing" agreement with ESPN to secure some early-round games in the new expanded College Football Playoff series. WBD's TNT will get two first-round games starting this season and an additional two quarterfinal games in 2026 and 2028, which can be added to WBD's streaming Max platform.
  May 23, 2024  Tags: advertising, espn, football, licensing, media measurement, nielsen, research, revenue, sports, sports rights, television, warnermedia
• Big Media Storms To Come: Paramount Global Moving Through Rough Seas
  A potentially eye-opening move by legacy TV network groups and legacy pay TV distributors revolves around issues for their seemingly much maligned smaller cable TV networks.
  April 8, 2024  Tags: cable tv, charter communications, disney, disney+, espn, paramount, research, streaming, television
• Recent Stories Imply Linear TV Is At Point Of No Return
  The current era has taken on a kind of "jig is up" quality that seems to preclude linear from ever reversing its losses in viewership and revenue.
  March 22, 2024  Tags: advertising, cable tv, espn, forecast, journalism, media measurement, ratings, research, revenue, streaming, television
• As Disney-Charter Stalemate Continues, What About ESPN+ Option?
  "We have proposed creative ways to make Disney's direct-to-consumer services available to their Spectrum TV subscribers," Disney said. This could include ties to ESPN+, analysts speculate -- but not necessarily for Disney+ and/or Hulu.
  September 8, 2023  Tags: d2c, disney, entertainment, espn, football, research, sports, streaming, subscriptions, television
• Disney, Charter Push Pay TV Alternatives During Heated Carriage Contract Dispute
  Amid tense negotiations and the blackout of networks/stations, Charter and Disney are each aggressively pushing alternatives for video consumers left in the lurch as the new fall TV season is about to start.
  September 5, 2023  Tags: broadcast networks, charter communications, cord-cutting, disney, entertainment, espn, fubotv, hulu, research, streaming, subscriptions, television, video
• ESPN Changing TV Bundle In 2 Years - Too Late? What Remains
  ESPN has been said among analysts to be the glue that holds the traditional pay TV bundle together. With its departure, cord-cutting could dramatically accelerate.
  August 29, 2023  Tags: advertising, amazon, apple tv+, entertainment, espn, live streaming, research, sports, sports rights, streaming, television, upfront