Fox, Disney, and Warner Bros. Discovery Announce Joint Sports Streaming Service

The new platform aims to become a major player in sports streaming, challenging traditional cable and emerging as a direct competitor to tech giants.

Fox, Disney, and Warner Bros. Discovery have teamed up to launch a new sports streaming service, set to debut this fall.
The service will include live sports content from ESPN, ABC, Fox, TNT, and TBS, covering major leagues such as the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, and more.
Expected to be priced around $50 per month, the platform seeks to attract cord-cutters and sports fans looking for a comprehensive streaming option.
The joint venture aims to consolidate sports streaming under one platform, potentially reshaping the sports broadcasting landscape.
Concerns arise about the impact on traditional cable providers and the potential for antitrust challenges due to the collaboration among major media companies.