Venu is done. Here's how Fox, Disney and WBD plan to go it alone in sports streaming
Fox, Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery disbanded their efforts to launch Venu, a joint sports streaming service.
Fox Hires Peter Distad, Previously Head of Ill-Fated Venu Sports, as CEO of Direct-to-Consumer Streaming Service
Pete Distad has a new gig after the shutdown of sports-streaming joint venture Venu Sports. Fox Corp. has hired Distad as CEO ...
Disney Backed Out of ‘Redundant’ Venu Because of the Rise of Sports Skinny Bundles
Disney CEO Bob Iger explained during the company's first quarter earnings call of 2025 why it backed out of Venu Sports ...
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Warner Bros. Discovery Drops Plan for Max Sports Tier
B/R Sports on Max boasts more than 1,700 live games and events each year from the NBA, MLB, NHL, NCAA, NASCAR and tennis's ...
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Fox Names Pete Distad CEO Of New Streaming Platform, Exec Segues From Chief Of Shuttered Venu Sports
Distad, who served as an executive at Apple for a decade following six years at Hulu, transitions to Fox from his most recent role as CEO of recently defunct joint venture Venu Sports. He will ...
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Elizabeth Warren Asks DoJ to ‘Closely Scrutinize’ Disney’s Acquisition of Fubo Over Antitrust Concerns
Venu Sports was supposed to launch at $42.99 per month last fall, but Fubo’s preliminary injunction blocked that from happening. The streamer would’ve featured programming from 15 sports ...
Sen. Elizabeth Warren says streaming sports will only get more expensive as Disney buys up the competition
Sen. Elizabeth Warren asked the Justice Department to "closely scrutinize" Disney's deal with Fubo TV.
Bob Iger Explains Why Venu Was Scrapped, Why Disney Bought Fubo and Why New Skinny Bundles Help ESPN
Disney dropped Venu and opted to buy smaller sports rival Fubo as it found new potential to distribute ESPN to younger consumers via skinny bundles.