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RE: AAC and ESPN Exclusive Negotiating Window?
(02-22-2019 01:56 PM)CougarRed Wrote:  https://twitter.com/JohnMartin929/status...3887398912

Memphis president says to expect an announcement next week. And that he's pleased.

Not sure he would go to the trouble if the numbers were disappointing.

So ESPN will remain a partner. The only question is whether they acquired everything. Or just the top tier content.

If we are still in the exclusive window, I would think that the odds are ESPN is buying the whole banana. Question is whether ESPN has an obligation to try to sell content to a linear provider before putting something on ESPN+ or ESPN3.
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