Another round of layoffs are hitting ESPN, and this time one of the network’s key executives is getting swept up in them.

Employees at ESPN, a brand synonymous with sports broadcasting for nearly five decades, face an uncertain future. According to John Ourand of Puck, an "unexpected revenue dip" will trigger imminent ...

A new report released earlier this week said ESPN will undergo more layoffs, with this round focusing mostly on behind-the-scenes employees. John Ourand of the media outlet Puck wrote Monday, April 6, ...

ESPN will see cuts of nearly 30 employees in the coming weeks, primarily in off-camera departments, according to John Ourand of Puck Media. ESPN will carry out cuts to nearly 30 employees in the ...

ESPN has hired six veteran reporters from the Washington Post, most of whom were cut loose after the Jeff Bezos news outlet eliminated the sports section as part of massive layoffs. The new hires – ...

A 15-day blackout last November cost ESPN nearly $100 million, and off-air employees are going to pay the price.

Things could get dark for the network. It has been a busy start to the year for ESPN. The Disney-owned company has gone through multiple changes in recent weeks, and that doesn’t seem to stop soon.

ESPN Monday Night Football logo on an end zone camera before the Pittsburgh Steelers host the Houston Texans in an AFC Wild Card Round game at Acrisure Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Charles ...

A week after ESPN absorbed most of NFL Network’s employees, the four-letter network will be tightening the corporate belt. John Ourand of Puck reports that layoffs are coming for Bristol, again.