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I wasn't sure where to put this so I figured the Other Sports forum worked best.
It looks like ESPN, Fox, the Turner Networks, and a few more are joining together to provide a sort of all in one sports streaming platform.
This has the potential to either be really good or really bad.
Good in that you can consolidate the sports stuff into one and maybe get rid of the multiple apps some us have to subscribe to in order to watch all the different sports leagues and competitions.
But if this is pricey and still doesn't include everything, then it's just another example of how all this exclusivity is making it to where streaming is no longer cheaper than satellite and cable as it was intended to be.
It looks like ESPN, Fox, the Turner Networks, and a few more are joining together to provide a sort of all in one sports streaming platform.
This has the potential to either be really good or really bad.
Good in that you can consolidate the sports stuff into one and maybe get rid of the multiple apps some us have to subscribe to in order to watch all the different sports leagues and competitions.
But if this is pricey and still doesn't include everything, then it's just another example of how all this exclusivity is making it to where streaming is no longer cheaper than satellite and cable as it was intended to be.
ESPN, Fox, Warner Bros. to launch streaming app
ESPN, Fox and Warner Brothers Discovery announced plans on Tuesday to launch a sports streaming platform in the fall that will include offerings from at least 15 networks and all four major professional sports leagues.
www.espn.com