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RE: ESPN Could Lose More Viewers If No Agreement Be Made With Altice/Suddenlink
(10-05-2017 07:35 AM)mj4life Wrote:  We will soon see how much demand their is for a non sports skinny bundle when viacom,A&E etc launch its service late this year or early next year. I personally think their is some demand but I doubt this service attracts major subscribers

A&E Networks (which owns A&E, History, Lifetime and several more networks) is a 50-50 joint venture of Disney and Hearst. Sound familiar? ESPN is an 80-20 join venture of Disney and Hearst. They may be willing to participate in some bundles in which ESPN does not, but only with the OK of both of ESPN's owners. If they're allowing this, I'm guessing that their market research shows that it is not a significant threat to the moneymaker.
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