How ESPN executives plan to survive the decline of cable TV

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’s monthly carriage fee was $9.42 per subscriber, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence. That business model is eroding. Since 2013, tens of millions of Americans have canceled their cable TV subscriptions, raising questions about executives about the network’s path ahead as part of the digital documentary “

available outside the traditional cable TV bundle for the first time as part of a joint venture with Warner Bros. Discovery and Fox. The service, which does not yet have a price, will target noncable customers who want to watch sports but don’t want to pay $80 or $100 a month for a full bundle of networks. Second, in fall 2025

Bet, the company’s licensed online sportsbook, and fantasy sports to cater to younger fans. The product will go well beyond Chairman Jimmy Pitaro said in an interview as part of

 

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