Disney is multiplied by her plan to make ESPN the future of sports broadcasting

“However, the consumer wants to do so, wherever the consumer wants to.” Disney, CEO of Disney, said. The giant entertainment company aims to give viewers multiple ways to watch ESPN, whether through an independent application that is scheduled to be launched this year, ESPN’s written channels, or competing sport flow packages.

Earger says that the company plans to take advantage of the “slim” broadcast packages that appeared after ESPN, Fox and Warner Bros. Close before its launch at all. “We are planning to take advantage of the appearance of these packages, because it is a great way to distribute ESPN,” Eger said, adding that companies abandoned Venu because they seem “out of need.”

Iger also expanded plans to serve the independent ESPN flow, which he said would get “a form of betting, imagination and a high degree of customization and customization”, along with a “much larger view” of the linear channels of the network.

Once it is available in the fall of 2025, Iger said that Disney would give viewers the option to assemble him with Disney Plus and Hulu. The company will also provide it in the Disney Plus app, like it Already with Espn Plus and Holo.

“It is quite clear that young viewers, or young consumers, tend more and more in broadcasting experiences, both fixed televisions on the walls and mobile devices,” said Eger. “The more ESPN for a new generation of consumers with a product that really serves them, it is better for ESPN companies. So the pioneer (independent ESPN application) is not a truly designer to maintain business. He is designed to develop a company in a market that develops or changes in front of our eyes directly. “