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John Kosner

John Kosner

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Oct 27, 2026

Brian BergerHOST
1:43
A really interesting show for you this week.
Brian BergerHOST
1:46
Ed Desser and John Kosner join me for an in-depth conversation about the evolving sports media landscape.
Brian BergerHOST
1:53
We're going to talk about media rights, broadcasting, streaming, advertising, technology.
Brian BergerHOST
1:58
fan engagement.
Brian BergerHOST
1:59
These guys have decades of experience.
Brian BergerHOST
2:02
John Kosner was ESPN senior digital media executive.
Brian BergerHOST
2:06
Ed Desser was the NBA senior media executive for 23 years.
Brian BergerHOST
2:10
They have a new book out called we're live inside the big business of sports media.
Austin KarpHOST
28:37
The new book is called We're Live: Inside the Big Business of Sports Media.
Austin KarpHOST
28:41
Ed Desser, John Kosner, thank you so much for the time on this pod and for your continued contributions to SBJ.
Austin KarpHOST
28:47
Over fifty columns to date.
Austin KarpHOST
28:49
Best of luck with the launch of the book.
Chad MillmanHOST
38:26
Ed Desser was at the forefront of turning the Showtime Lakers into a modern media brand, spending more than two decades after that doing the same thing for the NBA from, through the '80s, '90s, early 2000s.
Chad MillmanHOST
38:46
He co-authored a new book with John Kosner, who I can say is one of the most forward-thinking execs I've ever worked with.
Chad MillmanHOST
38:55
He too helped turn the NBA from a middling league into a global media business before joining ESPN, where he was the man for making ESPN digital the largest sports digital business in the world.
Chad MillmanHOST
39:09
He also happened to be my boss for several years, a huge advocate, NSC betting, anything he thought would engage fans.

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