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Former ESPN President John Skipper: Disney “Can’t Give In” On Rate To YouTube TV
"I never liked negotiating in the press, but that might be what they’re doing…Disney has to figure out a way to get them something that doesn’t trip MFNs that is not essentially unfair"
Disney CEO Bob Iger: YouTube TV Offer Is “Equal to or Better” Than What Other Large Distributors Have Already
"The deal we have proposed is equal to or better than what other large distributors have already agreed to. We are not trying to break any new ground"
Eric Bolling Brings His “Edge” to YouTube After Four Life-Altering Infernos
“We're growing at a rate that takes the average YouTube show two to three years to hit, and it's because I bring authenticity to it, because I've lived it.”
MSNBC Sets Date For Transition to MS NOW Branding
MSNBC says MS NOW will be rooted in 10 core principles for its journalists to follow and will guide its editorial decision-making.
NBC News Begins Layoffs of More Than 100 Employees
In a meeting with staffers on Tuesday morning, NBC News Executive Vice President of Editorial Catherine Kim said that it would "be a difficult day for a lot of us" as the cuts were enacted.
NBCUniversal, YouTube TV Reach Multi-Year Distribution Agreement
"This is a clear win for both our business and our viewer"
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred Reacts to National Viewership Increases Across the Board
"We did really well with our national partners despite the fact people continue to cut the cord"
Renegotiating NFL Media Deals Early Is Far From a Gamble
"Football isn’t just entertainment — it’s a ritual, a fix, an addiction. And the numbers prove it"
Roger Goodell Dismisses Notion Of Conflict Of Interest With NFL on FOX Analyst Tom Brady
"We get a lot of former players that are in [broadcast meetings] that are close to their former teams. I think our teams are pretty smart about saying, ‘I’m not sharing something with him"
Roger Goodell Has More Reasons To Sit and Wait Than Renegotiate Media Deals in 2026
"There are some reasons why the NFL and Roger Goodell might be open to renegotiating their media rights deals next year. However, there are more reasons for Goodell to wait an additional year"