Disney's ESPN to Launch Standalone Streaming Service, Boosting Stock Prices.
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Disney stock rose nearly 1.5% following reports that ESPN plans to launch a standalone subscription-based live sports streaming service, known as project "Flagship." The launch date has not been announced, but the service is expected to offer ESPN's entire programming lineup. ESPN+ currently streams limited MLB and NHL games and some commentary programming. ESPN would still be available as a TV channel after the launch of its streaming service.
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