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These might be negotiation tactics, but as the customers rage quit from charter because they can't get ESPN and they can't get ABC, particularly as college football and now the NFL are kicking off, Disney would love to spin it that they're all heading towards Hulu, but maybe they wouldn't love to spin it because they also don't want to increase the value of Hulu because then they have to give Comcast more

It is more viewers than ESPN Plus and is nearly as many viewers as Peacock and Paramount Plus. So those are bigger names, more famous services, that charge. And that these FASST options are competitive with them already.

And there are things happening in the US regarding the ESPN/Fox/Warner bundle deal. I've got that right. I've got the right three companies? Yeah. Ethan Cramer-Flood:. Yes. Bill Fisher:. Talk to me a little bit about that, is that something that might be the future of rights for sports events? Paul Verna:. It's certainly pointing the way toward a future.

In April, folks spent close to 10% of all of their TV time, all of their TV time, 10% of it watching YouTube on the big screen according to Nielsen, that's more time that was spent with either individually NBC universal content, paramount Warner Brothers Discovery or Netflix only Disney contents, which includes of course, Disney plus, Hulu and ESPN plus combined, only Disney content was watched more than

In April, folks spent close to 10% of all of their TV time, all of their TV time, 10% of it watching YouTube on the big screen according to Nielsen, that's more time that was spent with either individually NBC universal content, paramount Warner Brothers Discovery or Netflix only Disney contents, which includes of course, Disney plus, Hulu and ESPN plus combined, only Disney content was watched more than

Insider Intelligence Senior Director of Briefings Jeremy Goldman, explains that, "As the current NBA media rights contracts with ESPN and Warner Bros. Discovery approach expiration in 2024, 2025, which would be not this coming season, but next, negotiations for the next round are set to ramp up with big tech, think Apple and Amazon also vying for a piece of the action," coined to Bloomberg.

They're playing ABC, NBC, they're playing Sports ESPN. There's already ads there, right? So then it's the next level of screens that are retail media in-store-esque, which I still don't believe is where we're going to be. It's just so expensive. Every person there is different.

It wasn't ESPN, the main channel, it was some shows that were sports content surrounding the main channel. The hope is giving folks the real highest profile CNN content and giving it to them for free will make a difference. In this article saying that they're trying to combat a multi-year rating slump starting to hit the bottom line, so looking to do something to change that. Let's move to round four.

So if you combine the cost of HBO Max, Hulu, Disney Plus, ESPN Plus, Netflix and Amazon Prime, you're coming to a total of $65. And that doesn't discount buying an annual subscription. Some services offer that. That compares to the average US monthly cable bill, sorry, the ranges that I found were all over the map.

ESPN won the three-year deal. They've bid or considered competing for rights to tennis cycling and other lower profile leagues as well. I mean, Stephanie, Oscar, what do you think? I mean, if it's not live sports, do you think that live events could work because I mean-. Stephanie Taglianetti:. Well, yeah.

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