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Streaming was supposed to unbundle television. Instead, the sports industry may be building a new bundle altogether. This episode explores YouTube's new partnership with NBCUniversal, which brings Peacock into the YouTube ecosystem, and DAZN's move to become the streaming home of ...  Show more

Inside Roku's Sports Strategy — And What the Fox Deal Could Mean Next

Roku just agreed to be acquired by Fox in a deal valuing the streaming giant at $22 billion — but long before the headlines, Roku had quietly built one of the most ambitious sports strategies in streaming. On this episode, Nick sits down with Joe Franzetta, Head of Sports for Rok ...  Show more

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