Disney CEO Bob Iger addresses YouTube TV dispute: ‘We’re not trying to break new ground’
Disney CEO Bob Iger shared that he feels the company is making a fair offer to YouTube TV as the ESPN blackout continues.
Disney CEO Bob Iger shared that he feels the company is making a fair offer to YouTube TV as the ESPN blackout continues.
What the f*ck was the point of that?
It remains to be seen whether Iger will address the ongoing dispute.
"You just hear whispers of things he said about us and Barstool Sports that I don’t care for."
"I love what I do and I love the people around me, and I wouldn't want to leave that at this point in my life."
"There was dog poop in the backseat!"
"Once you're a coward who's extorted the bully is going to keep extorting the coward."
Current Disney CEO Bob Iger is set to retire after his contract expires in 2026.
"Does that not sound like cable to you?"
After two years sorting out a final valuation, Disney has completed the purchase of Comcast's stake in Hulu.
Jemele Hill criticizes Disney CEO Bob Iger for reportedly pressuring The View to tone down anti-Trump rhetoric.
ESPN will totally unveil their DTC service next week as the company experienced a mixed bag in earnings for Q1.
"I love the brand. I love our road map. I love what we’re doing right now."
According to reports, ESPN President Jimmy Pitaro has said that he does not want to succeed Bob Iger as Disney CEO.
"The goal all along with ESPN is to make it as accessible as possible."
After a year where ESPN and Disney made painful layoffs, it was revealed that CEO Bob Iger got a huge increase in compensation.
"We thought and continue to believe there may be opportunities to partner with others, particularly on the content side."
Congressmen Jerry Nadler and Joaquin Castro sent a second missive at WBD, Fox, and Disney execs regarding worries about Venu Sports.
"Let me show them that I can still be entertaining and informative, and hopefully, they’ll ask me to come back for more years."
ESPN's vision for 'SportsCenter' in a streaming world becomes a little more clear.
"What we're trying to do is serve sports fans in multiple ways."
As ESPN's parent company feuds with Elon Musk, Adrian Wojnarowski is holding a Q&A on Threads.