The veteran Fox Sports broadcasting exec will talk about what it takes to broadcast major live sporting events like the FIFA World Cup and U.S. Open golf tournament at the Nov. 7 conference in Hollywood. He will describe how Fox Sports will take advantage of all its linear network and digital resources.
A top Univision executive did not offer any spin with regard to the competition the company’s new 24-hour sports cable network faces. With Fox and ESPN having all-sports, Spanish-language networks, Univision’s David Neal said: “We’re late into the game.” But he added there is “clearly room for all three of us — we think there’s enormous growth [ahead].
