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The Jump coordinating director Ty Frison loading B-roll for a show rehearsal.

The Jump will be produced entirely from staffers’ homes when it returns Monday, one of the first ESPN shows to make that leap

A team of more than 30 people from departments across ESPN has been working on ways to let staffers produce studio shows from their homes. The first test of it will be with The Jump, beginning Monday, April 13.

By Andrew Bucholtz OnApr 10, 2020 0
First Take moves to ESPN

First Take will permanently move to ESPN’s New York studios as of September 3, while afternoon specials saw audience gains

ESPN's 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Eastern programming will all originate from New York after this move.

By Andrew Bucholtz OnJul 23, 2018 1
Michelle Beadle on NBA Countdown.

ESPN’s NBA Countdown is moving to Bristol, then New York, while The Jump is expanding to a full hour

Countdown will likely move to the New York studios around the time Get Up (also featuring Michelle Beadle and Jalen Rose) debuts on April 2.

By Andrew Bucholtz OnFeb 20, 2018 5
ESPN president John Skipper.

John Skipper says “our audience is bigger than ever,” “we can afford” the NBA deal, digital moves will let ESPN “adapt”

"We don't have less people watching ESPN than last year, we have more. They're just watching in different ways."

By Andrew Bucholtz OnDec 12, 2017 11

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