Investing.com - 华特迪士尼旗下的ESPN和美国国家橄榄球联盟 (NFL)周二表示，双方已达成协议，ESPN将从NFL购买NFL Network和其他媒体资产，作为交换，NFL将 ...

ESPN's service will be available for $29.99 per month, and the addition of more NFL content will likely increase interest in the service. Disney CFO Hugh Johnston said Wednesday they hope to make ...

ESPN will acquire NFL Network and other media assets from the NFL in exchange for the league taking a 10% equity stake in the all-sports network as part of a landmark agreement.

ESPN made significant changes to its fantasy app's interface on Monday, Aug. 4, one day before the agreement with the NFL was announced. The changes were unrelated to the pending merger and were ...

The NFL has done outreach to 30 congressional offices to discuss the terms of its deal with ESPN and how it would result in greater consumer choice, according to one of the sources.

Along with the sale of NFL Network, the NFL and ESPN will have a second nonbinding agreement where the NFL will license to ESPN certain NFL content and other intellectual property that can be used ...

ESPN, and its parent company Disney, confirmed Tuesday that it has reached an agreement with the NFL to acquire NFL Network and certain other media assets including RedZone and the NFL’s fantasy ...

ESPN will take control of NFL Network and RedZone, while the NFL secures a 10% stake in ESPN — a move that could change how fans watch football.

ESPN is making major moves, notably acquiring the NFL Network and RedZone in exchange for a 10 percent equity take in the Worldwide Leader in Sports.

ESPN announced that they have agreed to acquire NFL Network and other media assets in exchange for the NFL taking a 10 percent equity stake in ESPN and the network made another announcement about ...

ESPN's top leader addressed a range of topics, across NFL Network, RedZone, NFL regular-season games, the Aug. 21 app launch and WWE.

The NFL is boss. So, yeah, ESPN might ruin the NFL Network and RedZone, but that's not the part I'm worried about because ESPN’s coverage of the NFL will probably ruin ESPN first.