The Walt Disney Company is addressing growing ESPN spinoff speculation as CEO Josh D’Amaro makes one of his first major moves leading the media giant.

YouTube TV has begun rolling out a fully customizable multiview feature to all subscribers, while The CW has partnered with ESPN to stream more than 800 hours of live sports annually on the ESPN app.

In a letter to shareholders, Josh D’Amaro explains his plan to use technology.

Typically, upfronts week is an embarrassment of announcements as the biggest names in TV compete for advertiser attention. That wasn't exactly the case this year. Sure, the usual players were there -- ...

For the NFL, a victory in renegotiated rights with the major media players could mean a lot of losers getting caught in its wake. Back in 2021, the NFL struck an 11-year media rights deal with its ...

Disney's new CEO Josh D'Amaro has cooly responded to FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's decision to review broadcast licenses. It's the right response to political posturing.

FIFA media rights officials are visiting India this week, three sources said, ahead of next month's World Cup for which ...

The streamer will get the Thanksgiving Eve matchup, a week 18 game and the Australia game as well as NFL Honors, days after ...

Sky and ITV insiders have told ITV News a takeover deal is weeks away, and say it will protect them against the growing ...

YouTube wants to sell itself with maximum flexibility. "We're bundling anything that works for them," Google President, Americas & Global Partners Sean Downey told "The Wall Street Journal." ...

The Late Show' is ending, leaving one less voice in a genre which may no longer be viable in the era of streaming.

Netflix will have the first-ever regular season game in Australia and a late season contest in addition to its Christmas ...