The Spokesman-Review

Disney’s streaming business is profitable. Has direct-to-consumer hit a turning point?

It took billions of dollars in losses, a companywide overhaul, cost-cutting and price hikes to get there, but Bob Iger and Walt Disney Co. appear to have reached a long-awaited turning point in the ...
Seeking Alpha

DIRECTV AND THE WALT DISNEY COMPANY REACH AGREEMENT IN PRINCIPLE FOR DISTRIBUTION OF DISNEY'S LINEAR NETWORKS AND DIRECT-TO-CONSUMER SERVICES

New, Robust Agreement Includes Disney's Full Portfolio of Networks and Direct-to-Consumer Services, Genre-Specific Options, and ESPN's Flagship Direct-to-Consumer Offering When It Launches in 2025 ...

Disney Promotes Paul Roeder to Chief Communications Officer for Incoming CEO Josh D'Amaro

Disney has promoted Paul Roeder to senior executive vice president and chief communications officer for incoming CEO Josh D'Amaro. Roeder, a 25-year veteran who most recently served as EVP of ...
Fox Business

Disney unveils new direct-to-consumer ESPN streaming service with $29.99 price tag

Disney recently introduced its new direct-to-consumer (DTC) streaming service, which will be named ESPN, after its successful sports network, and costs $29.99 per month for the unlimited package and ...
Awful Announcing

Disney exec tempers expectations for ESPN direct-to-consumer ad sales

On Tuesday, ESPN will debut its new direct-to-consumer streaming service during Disney’s Upfront. The platform, aptly dubbed ESPN, will offer consumers the company’s flagship linear networks as part ...