ESPN to Launch Standalone Streaming Service for Cord Cutters
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ESPN is reportedly developing a subscription-based streaming service, code-named "Flagship," geared towards cable cord-cutters. The service would not affect ESPN's TV channels for cable subscribers. ESPN+ currently streams MLB and NHL games, but not high-value NFL and NBA games. The shift towards sports streaming continues to grow, with tech companies and broadcast outlets seeing the value of live sports programming.
- ESPN plans to launch subscription streaming service USA TODAY
- Disney reportedly considering standalone ESPN streaming channel CNBC Television
- ESPN Plans to Stream Flagship Channel, Eyeing Cable TV's Demise - WSJ The Wall Street Journal
- What’s next for ESPN’s direct-to-consumer plans? Timeline and what it means for sports fans The Athletic
- Report: ESPN to Be Sold Direct-to-Consumer as Standalone Streaming Service in Major Win for Cord Cutters Mediaite
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