CNBC Sport: Broadcast TV counting on Trump to accelerate regional sports rights land grab Published Thu, Dec 5 202410:06 AM EST thumbnail Alex Sherman @in/alex-sherman @sherman4949

inking deals with two companies rather than one RSN. “Owners and leagues have come to realize that our reach is as valuable as our dollars,” Symson said. “We’ve moved past an era of exclusive distribution platforms and into an era of ‘yes, and.’ We have a mutually beneficial environment in which we want people to be able to watch for free at home, on their 60-inch screen TV. And then, if they want to take it on the go and watch on their iPad or their iPhone, they can subscribe to that.”