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Netflix Sells Out NFL Christmas Day Inventory
"Netflix said the partners have signed on for both in-game placements and broadcast features surrounding the highly anticipated holiday doubleheader"
How ESPN Built a Case Study To Become a Sports Amazon
"ESPN has never had more reach. More power. More control. But if you’re looking for true variety in voices, tone, or perspective, that might be harder to find"
ESPN Chairman Jimmy Pitaro: Coverage of NFL Not Changing With League Owning 10% of ESPN
"We’ve been very clear with the NFL from day one that nothing is changing in terms of how we cover the league"
Is ESPN Direct-To-Consumer Service Enough To Bring Fans In?
"What ESPN has done in crafting its positioning for the launch of ESPN DTC is in the same vein as Ray Kinsella plowing his cornfield: betting on a vision, catering to a calling—and time will tell if they will come"
ESPN Reportedly Reaches Deal With NFL Media To Take Over Redzone, NFL Network, and More
"ESPN gains control of several NFL-owned media properties, including RedZone, NFL Network, the league’s fantasy football business, and seven additional regular-season games"
Does Shannon Sharpe Have Options Following ESPN Dismissal?
"The answer today may be different in two days, two months, or even two years. Time heals all wounds, and oftentimes people forgive, though never forget"
Peter Schrager Says NFL Network Move to LA Started His Process of Looking Elsewhere
"I couldn’t do another whiteboard Wednesday. I couldn’t do another remote segment interviewing the same whatever for another year"
Kyle Brandt Executes the Perfect Kickoff to Welcome Back Football
"It is undoubtedly Kyle Brandt whose talent makes us all glad that we are back together with football"
NFL Offices Targeted in New York City Shooting Monday Evening
"We are deeply grateful to the law enforcement officers who responded to this threat quickly and decisively, and to Office Islam, who gave his life to protect others"
Why an NFL Investment in ESPN Is Smart, Yet Leaves Questions
"The only ones likely to benefit from this potential purchase are the NFL and ESPN. The consumer will again be overlooked, asked to pay more for the same product they already enjoy—all in the name of business."