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What to know about ESPN’s new steaming service — and its deals with the NFL and WWE
This week’s expanded deals with the NFL and a new partnership with WWE provides ESPN the more inventory and offerings, which it hopes will bolster the company in a landscape that is divided among cable, satellite and streaming.
ESPN’s future begins streaming on Aug. 21, and starting next year, it will have a lineup of notable new events joining it.
ESPN will launch its long-awaited new streaming service August 21, at a price of $29.99 a month, bulking it up with WWE and ...
Disney's profit and revenue climbed in its fiscal third quarter based on the strength of the entertainment company's ...
Disney continues to expand its sports empire through ESPN, which it acquired in 1996 for $19 billion. Since then, the company ...
WWE is making some significant moves in the streaming space. It wasn't long ago that the wrestling giant moved its flagship ...
ESPN host Pat McAfee celebrated the network's historic $1.6 billion WWE broadcasting deal but took shots at his own company ...
The WWE's $1.6 billion deal with ESPN for premium live events is wowing some Wall Streeters but the stock of parent TKO Group ...
ESPN's top leader addressed a range of topics, across NFL Network, RedZone, NFL regular-season games, the Aug. 21 app launch and WWE.
Under the terms of the new deal, ESPN gets the 10 main WWE PLEs (WrestleMania and SummerSlam are two nights apiece) at the ...
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