ESPN host says accusations of the network's liberal bias are just coming from people who are 'bother Dan Le Batard on ESPN: "There are more minorities on ESPN with strong voices than at any time in the history of the company."

ESPN announces new shows and an overhauled lineup in wake of recent layoffs We now know more about what the new daytime ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN Radio schedules will look like, including a pair of new shows.

Why is ESPN is laying off a bunch of its on-air talent? Layoffs are not entirely unexpected at ESPN.

How ESPN wants to make itself more like Netflix ESPN plans to debut a Netflix-like interface in the ESPN app, that will be limited to cable subscribers.

Zach Lowe Re-Signs With ESPN After Strong Pursuit By Bleacher Report ESPN has re-signed superstar basketball reporter Zach Lowe to a multi-year contract, according to multiple industry sources. Lowe joined Grantland from Sports Illustrated in October 2012 and spent three years there before transitioning to ESPN.com, a Read more ... fter ESPN pulled the plug on Grantland. His contra...

ESPN's Vision Of Its Future Good Is For Sports Fans, For Now ESPN kicked off its annual upfront presentation for advertisers Tuesday morning with a live, original performance from two of the stars of the Broadway hit musical Hamilton. This was a hokey way for ESPN to glom onto something popular and impress the Read more ... easily-impressed media buyers in the audience; it...

ESPN shuts down Grantland The announcement came Friday via ESPN Media Zone

ESPN made two critical mistakes, and now it's paying the price For the second time in the last few years, ESPN is laying off hundreds of employees despite still being profitable.

ESPN delays 30 for 30 doc in light of allegations

REPORT: ESPN to lay off 200-300 employees The first layoffs at ESPN since 2013 are also not likely to be the last.