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how do they have any money?
The sports unit had revenue of $16 billion and profits of $2.9 billion in 2022 — more than Disney's entire entertainment business that year
This kinda sucks tbh. Hopefully, they do end up sublicensing some to other networks.
Yeah, it's amazing at everyone who thinks they aren't making money. Disney just had a banner year.![]()
How Profitable Is ESPN? Disney Breaks Out Figures for First Time
The sports unit had revenue of $16 billion and profits of $2.9 billion in 2022 — more than Disney's entire entertainment business that year — as the company prepares a new financial reporting structure.www.hollywoodreporter.com
ESPN is actually quite profitable...because it's still bundled with all sorts of other things that require people to purchase it.
Disney+, and some media related thing (their movie bombs), are losing the overall company money. ESPN and the parks are raking in massive profits.Yeah, it's amazing at everyone who thinks they aren't making money. Disney just had a banner year.
CFB is ESPN's Alamo. Everything else has been cheapened to the brink of failure: MLB, NFL, NHL, etc. There's clearly money to be made on broadcasting sports, but ESPN hasn't been good at it since Stuart Scott had two good eyeballs.how do they have any money?
Who gives a fuck. Just google "disney company performance" and you will see they are the darlings of Wall Street right now. Like any good company, they will shed those not performing, and will make changes here and there. They just entered a $1.5 billion deal with Epci Games, the company that makes Fortnite, so they are moving Disney into that realm.Disney+, and some media related thing (their movie bombs), are losing the overall company money. ESPN and the parks are raking in massive profits.
I was, too. But, it's a relatively short-term deal ... 6 years, so they might have thought it best to see how they do with a known partner for 6 years. That's probably the B1G's influence ... they like shorter deals. And, remember that if it's ESPN that also means ABC. ABC will be taking over CBS's role in the SEC, so that might bring a lot to the table in the future.Honestly I was expecting it to go for more
There's also been a lot of talk about Disney trying to sell off ESPN, not sure where that stands. I also think people read too much in stock dips.Who gives a fuck. Just google "disney company performance" and you will see they are the darlings of Wall Street right now. Like any good company, they will shed those not performing, and will make changes here and there. They just entered a $1.5 billion deal with Epci Games, the company that makes Fortnite, so they are moving Disney into that realm.
This idea that Disney and ESPN are dying is absurd. Sure, ESPN has to make a lot of changes in the next 10 years, but it seems they are doing a fine job right now, and the sports they have are doing great.
It's not just that the stock price is up ... their fundamentals are sound.There's also been a lot of talk about Disney trying to sell off ESPN, not sure where that stands. I also think people read too much in stock dips.
DEI funding?how do they have any money?
You know, if we all pooled our money and got @HammerDown to throw in we could prolly buy ESPN and run it the right way.
what?? why would they do that for? ESPN has put in a lot of money for it's ESPN plus library while Fox is still trying to catch upThis is interesting when Disney, FOX, and Warner just announced they were going to develop a sports-only streaming service that each share equally a third. Not sure how that works out.
what?? why would they do that for? ESPN has put in a lot of money for it's ESPN plus library while Fox is still trying to catch up
yeah i had no idea.. $50 sounds good though.. however for me since I pay for cable, this doesn't do anything for me. I also bundle plus with Hulu and Disney..![]()
What you need to know about the new sports streaming service
Fox, ESPN and Warner Bros. Discovery are putting their sports properties under one streaming platform. How much will you pay and will it be worth it?www.latimes.com
Can’t believe you didn’t about this.