Today's Above Avalon Daily email covers the following topics:

Thoughts on CNBC’s ESPN Documentary
Bob Chapek Breaks Silence
Big Tech’s True Interest in Live Sports

Hello everyone.

Earlier today, the U.S. Department of Justice's long-awaited antitrust complaint against Apple, which has been re-worked numerous times over the years, was released. Apple is accused of possessing an iPhone monopoly in the U.S. smartphone market. I will go through the document in the coming days so that we can begin talking about things on Monday. The full 88-page document can be found here.

For today's update, we cover a news item that jumped out at me earlier today involving ESPN, Big Tech, and live sports.

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