"Media Giants' Joint Venture Signals the End of Cable TV and a Radical Shift in Sports Broadcasting"

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Disney, FOX, and Warner Bros. Discovery are teaming up to launch a new sports-focused TV streaming service this fall, offering 14 live sports channels including ESPN, BTN, FOX Sports, and TNT. Details such as pricing and terms are still unknown, but the move could potentially accelerate cord cutting as sports is the main reason many people still subscribe to cable TV. However, the new service may face challenges as it does not include content from NBCUniversal and Paramount, though deals could potentially be reached in the future.
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