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SirFozzie 02-06-2024 04:54 PM

Fox, ESPN, Warner Brothers to collaborate on streaming sports service
 
Warner, Fox, ESPN to Launch Streaming Sports Joint Venture

They should call it something catchy, like "Cable TV"

Ghost Econ 02-06-2024 05:09 PM

If they take ESPN+ from my Disney bundle then they lost me. That's the only reason I've still kept it. I'll just stick to less than legit streams. They honestly work 90% as well as the ESPN app, they look as good, and the delay isn't as bad as you'd think.

sovereignstar v2 02-06-2024 05:44 PM

Whatever the case, I'm sure I'll end up paying more to watch local sports and soccer. Oh well, I make it up by pirating just about everything else lol

JonInMiddleGA 02-06-2024 09:20 PM

I think my kid has the ESPN one. Maybe?

I don't believe there's anything he/we ever watch on the others that doesn't already come with our YouTube TV, so this is nothing but a price increase on him best I can tell.

bhlloy 02-07-2024 01:12 AM

ESPN+ - all the live sports you can’t watch due to technical issues or strange broadcasting rules!

Ksyrup 02-07-2024 02:26 AM

I watch more softball than anything else on ESPN+. That's worth the entire year's cost to me - at least at the current cost. I've also watched some Championship English soccer since Leicester was relegated, but that's probably going to be a one year thing.

miami_fan 02-07-2024 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by bhlloy (Post 3425806)
ESPN+ - all the live sports you can’t watch due to technical issues or strange broadcasting rules!


Generally, I have had great experiences with ESPN+ with very little technical issues. The BS that I can't watch a game that is on ESPN or ESPN2 because I don't have a TV provider is ridiculous. I can watch a game that is on ABC though even though I don't have a TV provider that allows me to see anything live on ABC. Peacock does the same foolishness with EPL matches that are the USA network while allowing me to see Sunday night football live.

This new venture sounds promising for me though. Give me a one stop package for diverse documentaries, and my TV watching would be sorted.

sovereignstar v2 02-07-2024 02:35 PM

$50 cost seems to be the most popular estimate.

Yeahhhhhh, nope

britrock88 02-07-2024 02:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ksyrup (Post 3425807)
I watch more softball than anything else on ESPN+. That's worth the entire year's cost to me - at least at the current cost. I've also watched some Championship English soccer since Leicester was relegated, but that's probably going to be a one year thing.


(grumbles in Stoke)

Ksyrup 02-07-2024 03:30 PM

What I saw is that it's not going to be an exclusive, so if you basically get everything now as part of a streaming package, this is more of a nothing burger? Is this just for those who want sports only and maybe Netflix?

Kodos 02-07-2024 03:34 PM

I thinks that’s who it’s for, yes.

GrantDawg 02-18-2024 06:30 PM

The next shoe on this, Paramount+ and Comcast are talking of joining their streaming services.

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dubb93 02-18-2024 08:22 PM

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Originally Posted by GrantDawg (Post 3426795)
The next shoe on this, Paramount+ and Comcast are talking of joining their streaming services.

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Honestly, this is amazing news. Peacock works. Paramount+ does not. I’d be thrilled with this.

dubb93 02-18-2024 08:23 PM

I watched Lawman: Bass Reaves the other night and after ever commercial break it would revert to the beginning. It was amazing.


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