Disney is expanding its streaming ambitions by securing the rights to broadcast next year’s Super Bowl exclusively on Disney+, marking a major shift in how the NFL’s championship game is distributed. While ABC and ESPN will continue airing the event on traditional television, Disney’s move underscores its growing confidence in its subscription service as a key revenue driver. The decision highlights the evolving landscape of sports media, where streaming platforms are increasingly competing with traditional broadcasters for high-profile events. Fans and analysts will be watching closely to see how the shift impacts viewership and engagement.
Disney is betting big on streaming as the company gets set to air the Super Bowl next year in Los Angeles. The NFL's championship game will air on Disney+, the media conglomerate's flagship digital subscription platform, as its main television network ABC and sports arm ESPN broadcast the game on linear channels. This will be...
