Kevin Mayer Talks Bob Iger Priorities and ESPN Future

Disney's linear channels 'may or may not be part of the company' in the future, Mayer said Tuesday.

Disney CEO Bob Iger has “his hands full” with challenges, from an activist investor in Nelson Peltz, to big strategic decisions regarding Hulu and Disney’s

linear channels, to setting a strategy for the future of the company. It is with that context in mind that Candle Media CEO and former top Disney executive Kevin Mayer

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