This company spun out of Major League Baseball could throw a curve at Netflix. If BAMTech can take Disney "over the top" and straight into people's homes through their internet connections, the House ...

The Walt Disney Company announced that it has agreed to purchase the majority stake in BAMTech, the digital media company spun off from MLB Advanced Media. Disney had already purchased a 33% stake in ...

Disney’s bet on BAMTech could signal big advancements for its data and platform strategy. The streaming video provider, once majority-owned by MLB Advanced Media, proved such a valuable investment to ...

Last year The Walt Disney Company bought a $1 billion stake in BAMTech, which is the streaming media unit created by Major League Baseball, originally used to power MLB.tv but since spun off into its ...

Walt Disney Co. (NYSE: DIS) announced on Aug. 9, before releasing solid fiscal third-quarter 2016 results later in the day, that it's investing $1 billion to acquire a 33% stake in BAMTech, a leading ...

The networks company announces the news after its latest earnings report. By Georg Szalai Global Business Editor BAMTech Europe will be formed through a joint venture between Discovery and BAMTech, a ...

BAMTech, the company that powers streaming for MLB, HBO, NHL, WWE, and now, Disney’s and ESPN’s upcoming streaming services, is valued at $3.75 billion following Disney’s new investment. This ...

Walt Disney Co disclosed on Tuesday that it has taken full control of BAMTech, a video-streaming firm spun off from Major League Baseball's digital media company MLB Advanced Media. Disney earlier ...

The Texas Rangers, along with the other 29 teams in Major League Baseball, just got an extra $30 million to play with this offseason, thanks to Disney. Disney completed its acquisition of BAMTech from ...

Disney now owns a 33 percent stake in a deal that values BAMTech at around $3 billion. By Natalie Jarvey Bob Bowman - Getty - H 2016 Walt Disney officially owns a large stake in Major League ...

Investors need to keep a close eye on the competition. In the case of Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX), there is a never-ending focus on rivals like Amazon's Prime Video and Time Warner's HBO. Hiding in the ...