ESPN introduced the flow service to the consumer directly on Tuesday, a move, which Bob Iger, a CEO of Disney, had previously greeted as the biggest movement for the network in about forty years.
The flow service labeled “ESPN” announced that all programming will be offered to consumers for $ 29.99 per month without a cable or flow subscription. In addition, it will offer a package of $ 11.99 per month as the selection option.
The flow service is expected to be released in autumn.
“He will redefine our business,” ESPN President Jimmy Pitaro said.
ESPN, Disney-Plus and Hulu for the first 12 months with the full platform will pack for $ 29.99, he said. The three assets will cost 35.99 dollars according to ESPN.
“We provide everything that Espn should offer direct fans and all in one place,” Pitaro said. He said.
“As we think of the name, we have returned to the fact that ESPN is the most reliable, popular and well-known name in sports for every generation and that we need to take the power of ESPN to simple and double.
IGER, CAA World Sports Congress last week, ESPN’s proposal directly to the consumer “NFL’nin the whole season can be the biggest move,” he said.
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