Oh how sweet!

Disney CEO Bob Iger said the Mickey Mouse giant is now willing to sell part of its television network.

recently signed expansion Iger said he would consider selling (or spinning off) parts of ESPN, ABC, National Geographic, FX and Freeform to combat the current decline.

“The job of transformation is looking at businesses that aren’t growth businesses and how to deal with them, especially linear businesses, in an expanded way,” Iger said in an interview with CNBC on Thursday. “[Disney’s television properties] It may not be the core of the company. And it’s clear that this business will continue to struggle, so we will look broadly at the opportunities there. “

The buzz around Wall Street is that Disney’s television network empire is holding back market capitalization. Television network ownership is thought to be weighed down by financial experts, and this is why Netflix, for example, has a bigger cap than Disney, despite DeSantis’ enemies being far more diverse. That’s the reason.

clock:

hey you This is great.

I know Disney is looking for a partner, but they’re not going to sell the entire ship, I get it. But this could potentially be the beginning of Mickey & Company finally selling ESPN, which has been a dream of mine for years.

ESPN used to be such a great network until Disney completely screwed it up. sad. (Related: LOL! An announcer with a voice like Mickey Mouse absolutely makes me laugh to death (literally tears!)

As far as I’m concerned, sell it!

Free ESPN!