FuboTV Inc. v. The Walt Disney Company

Opinion

VOL. OUINE DOCUMENT UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT ELECTRONICALLY FILED SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK I cst DATE FILED:_ 8/5/2024 FUBOTV INC. and FUBOTV MEDIA INC., Plaintiffs, Civil Action No. 24-cv-1363-MMG-JW -against- JOINT PRE-HEARING THE WALT DISNEY COMPANY, ESPN, STIPULATION RE: INC., ESPN ENTERPRISES, INC., HULU, CONFIDENTIALITY PROCEDURES LLC, FOX CORPORATION, and WARNER BROS. DISCOVERY, INC., Defendants.

WHEREAS, to enable the efficient presentation of highly sensitive business information during the Preliminary Injunction Hearing (PI Hearing) in this matter, the Parties hereby stipulate and agree, through their undersigned counsel, to the following procedures for the submission and protection of such information: 1. The Parties have met and conferred pursuant to this Court’s Individual Rule I.D(3)G) to develop procedures for the use and protection of highly sensitive business information at the PI Hearing. Consistent with this Court’s Individual Rule I.D(2) and Second Circuit precedent, the Parties have narrowly tailored these procedures to balance the public’s right to access judicial documents with the Parties’ interest in preventing harmful disclosure of highly sensitive business information. See Newsday LLC v. County of Nassau, 730 F.3d 156, 165 (2d Cir. 2013). 2. Subject to approval of the Court, the Parties agree to the following procedures to govern the use of information that a Party believes merits confidential treatment at the hearing:

a. Any Party that seeks Confidential Treatment (as defined below) of any hearing exhibit, deposition, proposed testimony, or other evidence shall

identify to the other Parties the specific materials (or portions of materials) that it believes merit Confidential Treatment. b. The Parties shall meet and confer about these materials to determine whether the Parties agree that the materials merit Confidential Treatment. c. If the Parties do not agree that the identified materials merit Confidential Treatment, the Party seeking such Confidential Treatment shall identify such materials to the Court prior to their use at the hearing and shall seek the Court’s approval to treat these materials as confidential. 3. If the Parties agree or the Court orders that the identified materials merit Confidential Treatment, then the Parties and the Court shall afford Confidential Treatment to those materials as follows: a. Confidential materials shall be displayed only on the monitors for the Court, witness, counsel and hot seat operator so long as the monitors are not visible to members of the public (the “Nonpublic Screens”). Confidential materials shall not be displayed on any public monitors. b. Counsel shall avoid reading into the record Confidential material or questioning the witness in such a way as to elicit Confidential material. c. Nothing in this stipulation prevents a Party from using other non- Confidential portions of material even if another portion of the same material is Confidential. d. Nothing in this stipulation prevents a Party from using its own Confidential material by sharing it only on the Nonpublic Screens. 4. Nothing in this Stipulation will affect any Party’s ability to request that the Court close the courtroom or request any other form of confidential treatment of materials used at the hearing. 5. Without prejudice to the Parties requesting additional documents or portions thereof receive Confidential Treatment, at this time, Defendants and Fubo have agreed pursuant to Paragraph 2 above that (1) the pricing terms of the parties’ carriage agreements with each 2 other and third parties, (2) Defendants’ financial analysis and strategic plans unrelated to the joint venture and (3) Plaintiffs’ financial and subscriber projections unrelated to the joint venture. merit Confidential Treatment. Separately, at this time, Disney and Fubo have agreed pursuant to Paragraph 2 above that sensitive portions of certain Disney emails regarding negotiations with sports leagues merit Confidential Treatment. To the extent that Defendants and Fubo reach agreement that certain additional information and documents merit Confidential Treatment pursuant to Paragraph 2 above, they will inform the Court prior to the use of such materials. In addition, with respect to any materials on which the Parties reach agreement, they agree to make a good faith effort to avoid publicly disclosing the same materials as they appear in other documents. 6. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions in this Stipulation govern the use of Party material at the PI Hearing only. The use of Non-Party material at the PI Hearing will be governed by the procedure set forth in Paragraph 22 of the Amended Protective Order.

3 SO STIPULATED AND AGREED. Dated: August 3, 2024

/s/ Thomas G. Schultz /s/ Damaris Hernández Mark C. Hansen (admitted pro hac vice) Antony L. Ryan Evan T. Leo (admitted pro hac vice) Joe Wesley Earnhardt Kevin J. Miller (admitted pro hac vice) Yonatan Even Joseph S. Hall (SDNY Bar No. JH2612) Damaris Hernández Thomas G. Schultz (admitted pro hac vice) Michael P. Addis Joshua Hafenbrack (admitted pro hac vice) CRAVATH, SWAINE & MOORE LLP KELLOGG, HANSEN, TODD, FIGEL 375 Ninth Avenue & FREDERICK, P.L.L.C. New York, NY 10001 1615 M Street, NW Tel.: (212) 474-1000 Suite 400 Fax: (212) 474-3700 Washington, DC 20036 Email: aryan@cravath.com Tel.: (202) 326-7900 wearnhardt@cravath.com Fax: (202) 326-7999 yeven@cravath.com Email: mhansen@kellogghansen.com dhernandez@cravath.com eleo@kellogghansen.com maddis@cravath.com kmiller@kellogghansen.com jhall@kellogghansen.com Counsel for Defendants The Walt Disney tschultz@kellogghansen.com Company, ESPN, Inc., ESPN Enterprises, Inc., jhafenbrack@kellogghansen.com and Hulu, LLC Counsel for Plaintiffs fuboTV Inc. and fuboTV Media Inc. 4 /s/ Michael H. McGinley /s/ David L. Yohai Andrew J. Levander David L. Yohai Steven E. Bizar Adam C. Hemlock Steven A. Engel Elaina K. Aquila DECHERT LLP Robert W. Taylor 1095 Avenue of the Americas Theodore E. Tseskerides New York, NY 10036 WEIL, GOTSHAL & MANGES LLP Tel.: (212) 698-3500 767 Fifth Avenue Fax: (212) 698-3500 New York, NY 10153 Email: andrew.levander @dechert.com Tel.: (212) 310-8000 steven.bizar @ dechert.com Fax: (212) 310-8007 steven.engel @dechert.com Email: david.yohai@ weil.com adam.hemlock @ weil.com Michael H. McGinley (admitted pro hac elaina.aquila@ weil.com vice) robert.taylor @ weil.com DECHERT LLP theodore.tsekerides @ weil.com Cira Center 2929 Arch Street Counsel for Defendant Warner Bros. Philadelphia, PA 19104 Discovery, Inc. Email: michael.mcginley @dechert.com John (Jay) Jurata, Jr. (admitted pro hac vice) Erica Fruiterman (admitted pro hac vice) DECHERT LLP 1900 K Street, NW Washington, DC 20006 Email: jay.jurata@dechert.com erica.fruiterman @ dechert.com Counsel for Defendant Fox Corporation

SO ORDERED. Date: 08/05/2024 New York, New York MARGA RNETT United States District Judge