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

The new service aims to simplify sports streaming, targeting younger audiences and offering bundling options with existing subscriptions.

Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav announces a new sports streaming service in collaboration with Disney and Fox, designed to end the confusion over where to watch live sports.
The service, yet to be named, will not cannibalize existing cable subscriptions and is aimed at attracting younger generations.
Subscribers will be able to bundle the new sports streaming service with their Max and potentially Disney streaming subscriptions.
Fubo files an antitrust lawsuit against the joint venture, claiming it suppresses competition and imposes high licensing fees.
The U.S. Department of Justice is reportedly examining the Disney/Fox/WBD deal, amid concerns it could further erode the traditional cable bundle.