ESPN to launch stand-alone streaming service next year with new ad campaign

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Starting next fall, ESPN will offer a stand-alone streaming service, allowing viewers to subscribe without needing a cable package. The pricing is not yet confirmed, but estimates suggest it could be around $25 a month. ESPN plans to launch this service, called "Flagship," alongside a new ad campaign starting on Christmas. This service will provide content similar to what is currently available on traditional ESPN. ESPN's participation in the Venu streaming service is also uncertain due to an ongoing legal challenge. If resolved, ESPN may launch both services next year, targeting different audiences for sports content.


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