How Fubo won big in its fight against giants Disney, Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery
Streaming TV company Fubo took on Disney, Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery's sports streamer Venu and emerged as a big winner.
Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Fox Finally Realized Venu Was a Terrible Idea
Venu Sports, the planned sports-centric streaming service from ESPN (Disney), Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery will be “discontinued,” the companies said in a joint statement on Friday morning. It was a “collective decision,” media members were informed, and is “effective immediately.”
Venu Sports Is Dead: Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery and Fox Scrap Joint Streaming Venture
Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery and Fox have officially killed the much-discussed Venu Sports, their combined sports streamer
Disney, Fox and Warner Bros. Discovery call off plans to launch Venu sports streaming service
Venu was first announced in February and intended to combine the live sports assets of Fox, WBD and Disney-owned ESPN.
Venu Sports Is Dead: Disney, Warner Bros., and Fox Joint Streamer Will Not Go Forward
Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Fox have shut down their plans for a joint/bundled sports streamer titled Venu Sports.
ESPN, Fox, Warner Bros. Discovery discontinue Venu Sports
Days after seemingly buying a lifeline, the companies pulled the plug on Venu Sports, the trio's proposed streaming service, effective immediately.
Fox, Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery pull the plug on Venu Sports
The dissolution of Venu is the latest development in the landscape of live sports, which has become fragmented amid the rise of streaming TV.
Priya Aiyar Joins Warner Bros. Discovery as Chief Legal Officer
The American Airlines legal chief will join the media giant in February, reporting directly to WBD CEO David Zaslav
Disney’s streaming strategy gets more confusing as Venu Sports venture is axed
Analysts are split on whether Disney should move forward with plans to combine Hulu + Live TV and Fubo, following the cancellation of its sports joint venture with Fox and WBD.
Disney, partners pull the plug on Venu Sports streaming service
Venu, the sports-focused streaming venture proposed by the Walt Disney Co., Fox Sports and Warner Bros. Discovery, will not see the light of day.
Why ESPN, Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery killed their sports streamer before it ever launched
On Monday, the people behind Venu — the sports streaming service co-owned by Disney, Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery — were gearing up their launch plans after solving a legal challenge. A few days later,
Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. Series A stock underperforms Friday when compared to competitors
This was the stock's third consecutive day of losses.
Warner Bros. Discovery Hires Priya Aiyar as Chief Legal Officer
Priya Aiyar, who had spent five years at the airline, will take over the top role overseeing legal and compliance functions ...
Warner Bros. Discovery Offers Employees Impacted by LA Fires Temporary Housing
So far, 1,300 staffers have been evacuated and 20 have lost their homes, according to a report from Puck The post Warner Bros ...
Warner Bros. Discovery Gets New Law Head From American Airlines
Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. said Friday that it had hired Priya Aiyar, American Airlines Group Inc.‘s chief legal officer, as ...
Warner Bros. Discovery to Use Puppy Bowl For ‘Superman’ Marketing Push
Director James Gunn and his dog Ozu will debut a sneak preview of the film during the Puppy Bowl, with one dog receiving the ...
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Warner Bros. Discovery recruits for APAC SVP of marketing role as Daniel Tan steps down
Warner Bros. Discovery senior vice president, marketing (APAC) Daniel Tan (pictured) has stepped down. His last day will be ...
DirecTV Challenges Dismissal of Fubo's Claims Against Venu Sports
DirecTV's challenge marks the latest development in a battle between media companies for dominance in the pay TV market.
Warner Bros.' Big Spending Plans for a Nevada Studio Lot Complex Take Step Back
The studio confirms it is no longer working with Birtcher Development on the 34-acre site that would feature film and ...