ESPN pay cuts?

If there was a guy I thought would outlast Bristol, it was Norby.

 

https://nypost.com/2024/04/05/sports/ex-espn-talents-blast-norby-williamson-after-ouster/

 

I am curious what the disagreements about "vision" is/was. I can't decipher what ESPN is anymore. They seem to promote the hell out of games they are showing, teams in big markets - and really present a skewed reality of what is going on in sports. The NBA is a prime example.

 

ESPN is a media company. ESPN creates programming and then tries to get people to watch that programming.

That's it.

 

In a corporate setting a difference in vision is the person fired wanted to continue getting paid and the person doing the firing did not to continue making payment.

 

It will be interesting to see how many subscribers opt for the skinny bundle with no ESPN. https://www.nexttv.com/news/no-espn...annel-entertainment-and-news-streaming-bundle

 

Not ESPN but NFL Network. Ian Rapoport staying at NFL Network amid changes

 

I would love to see what a partly-NFL-owned ESPN looks like. Talk about protecting the shield. And an ESPN-run NFL Network too.

 

How is LeBetard and Skipper's enterprise going? It sounds like it might be the last vestige of on-air sports journalism.

 

Rapoport, who challenges ESPN’s Adam Schefter tidbit for tidbit daily...."
Do they really compete so intensely?