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From: Ron	8/7/2025 10:43:08 AM
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Disney's Earnings and a Very Busy 24 Hours Earnings: The company reported a mostly good fiscal Q3 yesterday. Revenue fell short of expectations ($23.65 billion vs. $23.73 billion expected), but earnings beat projections ($1.61 adjusted vs. $1.47 expected). The streaming business was up 6%, with Disney+ and Hulu subscribers on the rise. Which brings us to…Say goodbye to the Hulu app: It will be folded into Disney+ next year, and will replace Star as Disney’s international entertainment streaming brand. Say hello to the ESPN app: The Worldwide Leader’s standalone app launches on Aug. 21 and will cost $29.99 per month. It will include all of the network’s channels while providing you with another way to welcome Stephen A. Smith into your life. And that’s not all from ESPN…NFL ESPN: The already longtime power couple is now moving in together. The NFL is taking a 10% stake in ESPN, pending regulatory approval. In return, ESPN will own the NFL Network and RedZone channel, and will fold the NFL’s fantasy product into its own platform. morningbrew.com

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