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ESPN's new streaming app could replace cable for some but may end up costing them more


ESPN is finally getting ready to roll out its long-anticipated subscription plan. But are sports fans ready to shell out another $29.99 a month? The new app, also named ESPN, will include live sports and programming on ESPN's other networks. ESPN has seen a decline in subscribers from both cable and streaming in the past year. (NPR)

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ESPN's new streaming app could replace cable for some but may end up costing them more