Awful Announcing
"A senior Disney official cited Mr. Rice’s decision to renew two struggling shows on the Disney+ streaming service—“The Mighty Ducks” and “Big Shot”—as examples of questionable deal-making. Both shows cost more than $50 million and neither had shown the type of success that merited additional seasons."
Games will be broadcast on ESPN networks as well as ABC and FX.
"We stand with our LGBTQIA+ colleagues, friends, families, and fans."
"AND is for the infinite ways we define Blackness, and SCAPE is for our inclusive, eclectic, and deeply dimensional view of the world."
The original MNF "ManningCast" will now run through 2024, and Peyton Manning's Omaha Productions company will now lead some similar alternate feeds for other sports ESPN broadcasts.
"I don't think I'm breaking any news here to suggest that [the Big Ten is] really important to our overall college football and college sports business."
The current X Games might be the last ones owned and operated by Disney, but what that means for the broadcast side isn't clear yet.
The 2015 Newbery Medal-winning book has an official home for its television adaptation.
The short, streaming service nightmare is over.
YouTube TV will be decreasing the price of their Base Plan from $64.99 to $49.99 during the dispute.
