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Former Fox executives Hernan Lopez and Carlos Martinez face bribery charges around World Cup rights bidding

"The schemes had powerful anti-competitive effects, distorting the market for the commercial rights associated with soccer and undermining the ability of other sports marketing companies to compete for such rights on terms more favorable to the rights-holders."

By Andrew Bucholtz OnApr 6, 2020 1
Fox

Analyst questions “New Fox” sports focus, citing programming costs and “lack of owned content with long-term value”

"Any economic gains are likely to be short-term in nature, as the leagues are likely to recapture any value creation in the next round of rights negotiations."

By Andrew Bucholtz OnDec 12, 2019 1
Fox

Fox executives are reportedly discussing buying back their regional sports networks from Disney

Meet the new Fox, same as the old Fox?

By Andrew Bucholtz OnAug 22, 2018 2
Fox

Comcast reportedly lining up bidders for Fox Sports Net channels

Comcast is prepping for another bid for Fox and talking about selling off Fox Sports Net RSN’s

By Ken Fang OnJul 10, 2018 2
AT&T

Disney could sell off RSNs piecemeal, Comcast, AT&T, Charter, Endeavor and CAA floated as possible buyers

If Disney sells the Fox RSNs separately, that might get even more players involved in the bidding.

By Andrew Bucholtz OnJun 29, 2018 3
ESPN

Department of Justice approves Disney’s bid for Fox on condition that Disney sells Fox RSNs; who will get them?

Disney has agreed to sell the 22 Fox RSNs in order to gain DOJ approval for the rest of the Fox assets in question. There should be plenty of interested buyers.

By Andrew Bucholtz OnJun 27, 2018 4
ESPN

Disney outbids Comcast for 21st Century Fox assets with increased offer

Comcast attempted to scuttle the Disney-Fox agreement, but Bob Iger and company raised their offer and got the deal done.

By Alex Putterman OnJun 20, 2018 4
ESPN

Comcast reportedly making a push for 21st Century Fox, potentially disrupting Disney’s bid

Comcast hopes to scuttle Disney's seismic purchase, which included an empire of regional sports networks.

By Alex Putterman OnMay 7, 2018 4
International

Comcast attempts end run around Rupert Murdoch and Fox, offers $31 billion to buy UK’s Sky

Comcast is increasing its bid to buy Sky to create a huge international entertainment and sports giant.

By Ken Fang OnFeb 27, 2018 0
AT&T

Comcast could look to outbid Disney for Fox provided the Feds approve AT&T/Time Warner merger

There are many hurdles for Comcast to clear if its wants to outbid Disney for Fox.

By Ken Fang OnFeb 7, 2018 0
Fox

Fox shares take a heavy hit around Thursday Night Football deal, wiping out billions in share value

Fox's common stock went from $38.40 a share at close Tuesday to $36.71 at close Thursday, a loss of billions across the company's outstanding shares.

By Andrew Bucholtz OnFeb 2, 2018 1
Fox

21st Century Fox’s bid to buy UK’s Sky hits snag

UK regulator feels Rupert Murdoch’s purchase of Sky would not be in the public interest.

By Ken Fang OnJan 24, 2018 0
Facebook

Rupert Murdoch calls for Facebook to pay “trusted publishers” a “carriage fee similar to the model adopted by cable companies”

"The publishers are obviously enhancing the value and integrity of Facebook through their news and content but are not being adequately rewarded for those services."

By Andrew Bucholtz OnJan 23, 2018 3

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