Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Fox Finally Realized Venu Was a Terrible Idea
Venu Sports, the planned sports-centric streaming service from ESPN (Disney), Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery will be “discontinued,” the companies said in a joint statement on Friday morning. It was a “collective decision,” media members were informed, and is “effective immediately.”
Disney, Fox, Warner Bros. Scrap Venu Sports Streaming Service
The Walt Disney Co., Fox Corp. and Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. are scrapping plans to create a joint sports streaming service, just days after settling a lawsuit brought against the three companies alleging the platform would squelch competition.
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Venu Sports, the streaming service backed by Disney, Fox and Warner Bros. Discovery, will not launch, the companies announced ...
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