Tennis Channel CEO says Sinclair will not sell network
"It’s not on the market. We don’t need investments. We don’t need anything."
"It’s not on the market. We don’t need investments. We don’t need anything."
"Making paywalled streaming the default viewing option for live sports could have devastating consequences for consumers and broadcast stations alike."
The network is looking to join other stores, like Roku's, to expand its reach.
"Scripps’ board determined that Sinclair’s unsolicited acquisition proposal is not in the best interests of Scripps and its shareholders."
Scripps' Ion has a sizeable portfolio of sports rights.
The deal would have major sports implications.
"We have no say in whether our content and the content we pay to air will be distributed to local viewers."
Tennis Channel could be ripe for a transaction amid reported restructuring at Sinclair, with this lawsuit revealing the potential value of the network.
The company "is launching a strategic review of its broadcast business."
A Michigan show will be added to the network later this summer.
"WTA is more valuable than ever."
The current extension between Comcast and Sinclair expires early Friday morning.
“I've had other people approach me multiple times about podcasts, and it just didn't feel right."
Both the NHL and NBA could be out tens of millions of dollars if the Bally Sports RSN's parent company is unable to emerge from bankruptcy.
Solomon's last day with be Monday, Sept. 9.
After getting new deals with the NBA and NHL, Bally Sports parent company Diamond Sports Group is facing MLB resistance again.
Sinclair's sports podcasts are starting with a lot of Big Noon Kickoff figures.
Diamond Sports Group claimed a significant budget deficit in a court filing as it still tries to navigate a path out of bankruptcy.
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred expressed skepticism with Diamond Sports' ability to emerge whole out of bankruptcy.
The NBA and NHL united with MLB in putting forward skepticism of Diamond Sports' reorganization plans at a legal hearing.
Sinclair is ready to put Tennis Channel on the market - who might step up as a buyer?