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The uncertain future of US sports media has led to an unprecedented planned streaming service combining Fox, ESPN, and Warner Bros Discovery's live sports offerings. This has provoked a legal reaction from sports aggregator Fubo TV, with CEO David Gandler describing the JV as a 'cartel'. Here, Gandler discusses the JV partners' ‘bad behaviour’ with StreamTime Sports host Nick Meacham, as well as explaining how Fubo is continuing to grow in such a competitive market.
- How has Fubo continued to grow in the face of industry doubts? - (3:34)
- Why does the joint venture hurt both the sports ecosystem and the fans? - (8:24)
- What’s right the balance between subscription and ad monetisation models? - (18:19)
- Will the value of American sports rights reflect the downturn seen in Europe? - (19:48)
- What role do regional sports networks play on Fubo? - (21:35)
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