On Sep 12, 2015, at 2:01 AM, Manfredi, Albert E
<albert.e.manfredi@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Earth shattering. Someone from a conglom wants "the bundle" to persist in
perpetuity. Who would have thunk?
He added that the bundle shouldn’t be viewed as a static product. “It’s going...
to continue to evolve and we’re going to continue to reinforce the value of
that bundle over time.
ESPN has also built a multiplatform brand, he said. Last weekend, ESPN aired
48 college football games, most of which were only available through
streaming on Watch ESPN. Viewership on ESPN’s digital platforms was up 60%
for the weekend from a year ago and the number of devices accessing Watch
ESPN was up more than 50%
It does not matter. It's obvious that congloms would prefer this to happen,
and it's equally obvious that the top execs would try to pacify the nervous
nellie investors. But when garden walls can't keep the people in anymore,
things change.
Now, were it not for Title II, things might be different.