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Ed Desser And John KosnerSports Business Journal |
Recently, we profiled emerging sports media powerhouses YouTube and Amazon. But there’s still only one ESPN. It has the strongest rights portfolio,...
Three years ago, while walking to dinner before the first NBA Cup, Ed posed a question: “Should we write a book?” John loved the idea. Together,...
Ten years ago, Ed mused here about which company might become the “Netflix of Sports” (SBJ March 28, 2016), the digital disrupter that assembles a...
In April, we estimated that college football could generate 2034-35 rights fees in excess of $14.8 billion, up from $3.9 billion currently, should a...
Practically everyone who reads this publication gets (or asks) that question. To help the aspiring during this graduation season, and assist...
College football is the second highest-rated TV programming in the U.S., behind only the NFL. A dozen schools’ games consistently produce NFL-like...
Every generation has its sports TV destination. In the 1960s, the three broadcast networks held sway. Then the NFL, Fox, ESPN and, recently, Amazon...
Will the “loser” actually be the winner? Likely, Netflix will pay a large premium, and take on considerable debt, to acquire most of Warner...
With Amazon’s first exclusive NFL Thursday game in 2022, we figuratively crossed the sports media “Rubicon,” a point of no return. Increasingly...
In today’s fragmented, AI-infused media world, sports’ value and relative importance keep growing. But fans actively speak their minds now, have...
We confess … we’re sports TV scheduling nerds. At CBS, the NBA, ESPN, and as consultants, we have advocated for NBA on NBC tripleheaders, playoff...
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