Disney is losing over $4 million a day in revenue on the YouTube TV blackout. So ABC, ESPN, it's gone on for two weeks. They've missed two Monday Night Football games. Sundar Pachai and Bob Iger are now personally involved in these negotiations. Bob Iger is saying we have a deal on the table with Google. That is the same deal that everyone else gets and Google is saying no. Here's my theory of the case. Google runs YouTube. >> What do we know about Google's attitude towards YouTube creators? You can go. Goo ...

Bitcoin Volatility & Market Dynamics - Bitcoin's volatility has been decreasing, potentially changing its investment profile [2][3][4] - The launch of ETFs has contributed to a significant drop in Bitcoin's 90-day rolling volatility, falling below 40, compared to over 60 at launch [3] - Some analysts believe Bitcoin's volatility decline could lead to a slow and steady price increase, while others anticipate a potential explosive breakout similar to the 2017 bull run [6][7][8] - Long-term, Bitcoin's volatility is expected to compress as it gains wider adoption and becomes a consensus trade [9] Humanoid Robots - Humanoid robots are becoming increasingly capable of performing complex tasks in dynamic real-world environments [11][12][13] - These robots are expected to take on various roles, from simple tasks to more complex jobs, ultimately improving people's lives [13][14] ESPN & NFL Media Acquisition - ESPN is acquiring NFL Network, Red Zone, and other NFL media assets in a significant deal [15][16] - The NFL is selling these assets after realizing that managing them is not a core competency, particularly given challenges in the cable business [18][19] - ESPN is paying $25 billion in equity value over the NFL for the assets, aligning itself with the NFL long-term [21] - The NFL may have strategically chosen a linear TV player (ESPN) over a streaming company to ensure continued bidding on NFL rights in the future [30][32][33] - ESPN is launching a direct-to-consumer streaming app and aims to integrate NFL content, sports betting, fantasy sports, and commerce into a personalized experience [36][39] Disney & WWE Rights Acquisition - Disney is acquiring the rights to WWE's premium live events for ESPN's streaming service [15][40][41] - WWE is receiving $350 million per year from ESPN, nearly double what they were getting from Peacock [43] - These deals could potentially lead to a spin-off of ESPN from Disney, creating shareholder value and allowing both entities to focus on their respective strengths [46][47]