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FIFA Officially Opens Up Bidding For US Rights To 2030, 2034 World Cup
"We want to be flexible. We expect a big number of participants, both from the linear side and from the streamer side, but we want to listen to what is relevant for them, and then we can build up the best case together."
David Ellison on Mark Thompson’s Future at CNN: ‘We Want Stability’
"He's done a phenomenal job."
YouTube Reportedly Aiming For More Sports Rights In Bulk Rather Than Events
"According to new reporting by CNBC's Alex Sherman, YouTube remains an interested buyer in live sports for almost all of the major U.S. sports leagues."
Bob Chapek: Bob Iger Worked Against Me During My Time as Disney CEO
"It would have been one thing if he was neutral, but to be actually working against me, actively, I thought was just unbelievable.”
Roger Goodell Sees NFL Games 100% Available On Broadcast Television “Continuing”
"100% of our games are available on broadcast television. I see that continuing. We want to make sure our games are available to our fans. I think that's been the magic of our success."
CNBC’s Rick Santelli Announces Upcoming Retirement
He joined CNBC in 1999 and has spent much of his career reporting from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade.
New Disney CEO Josh D’Amaro: “Not Interested” In Spinning Off ESPN
"Anybody in the industry would look at our sports rights and the fandom associated with sports right now, and you can’t help but be jealous of what we have here. I mean, ratings are through the roof."
Nielsen Executive Issues Caution Of Year-Over-Year Sports Viewership Gains To Come
"We have seen increases directly attributable to that enhancement that we expect to continue, but we won’t see a big year-to-year bump."
Why the NFL Should Stop Extending the ‘Brady Rules’ and Axe Broadcaster Meetings With Teams
"Now, the NFL is saying it’s the team’s fault if it provides information it shouldn’t? Because Aikman and Brady have ties to other teams, and the league knows that. What are we doing here?"
How iHeartMedia’s Radio Monetization Issue Has Become Bob Pittman’s Broken Record
"If the CEO of the country’s largest radio broadcaster has spent more than a decade telling investors that the company knows exactly what is wrong, then the natural question becomes: What has been done to actually fix it?"