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You are entitled to your opinion.......

How familiar are you with the industry? In these situations who most often has more to lose, the carrier or the content provider? Any idea about the respective balance sheets of YTTV and Disney and their ability to absorb a revenue shock? I do not believe your theory is anywhere near as likely as you do.
Posted: 12/21/2021 at 06:35 PM ET
(In response to this post by tarheelblue)

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ESPN Value Prop Enhanced Even as Cable TV Audience Fractures
harlote101 12/13/21 09:44 PM ET
In related news, YouTubeTV drops Dinsey/ESPN channels and reduces price $15
tarheelblue 12/18/21 11:09 PM ET
That's going to be a very interesting test to the market.**
Stech 12/19/21 09:24 AM ET
And only one day later Disney folds. Disney channels return to YouTubeTV**
tarheelblue 12/19/21 09:43 PM ET
On what do you base .......
2hhoop3 12/20/21 11:45 AM ET
YouTube announced they would drop the channels and reduce the price.
tarheelblue 12/20/21 01:27 PM ET
Or.......
2hhoop3 12/20/21 02:06 PM ET
You could be right, but I think my theory is more likely than yours.**
tarheelblue 12/21/21 06:25 PM ET
You are entitled to your opinion.......
2hhoop3 12/21/21 06:35 PM ET
Wow, must have been hit hard by the market to do that.**
Stech 12/19/21 10:25 PM ET
I'm not surprised ESPN+ is not profitable...
ChrisLords 12/15/21 05:08 PM ET
***E+ paid too much for La Liga among other things**
MaskedRacer 12/20/21 09:14 PM ET
ESPN and CBS (Paramount+) have been fiercely competing over soccer
HOO86 12/15/21 05:35 PM ET
**La Liga is very overrated so I think not **
MaskedRacer 12/20/21 09:15 PM ET
So ESPN owns everything in a losing business, hmmm, interesting model.
Stech 12/14/21 07:24 AM ET
No subject
harlote101 12/13/21 09:45 PM ET
Not a good link.
RJHokie 12/13/21 09:43 PM ET