ESPN’s much-discussed streaming service finally has its launch date. The network announced Wednesday that its direct-to-consumer service and enhanced app will debut Aug. 21. The announcement ...

ESPN will launch a Direct-to-consumer streamer on August 21 at a higher price than most competitors. Disney also detailed plans for NFL Network and Red Zone.

ESPN’s new streaming service arrives August 21 ESPN will also soon become the exclusive streaming platform for WWE events in the US.

Dubbed ESPN direct-to-consumer, the service will provide access to the sports company's full suite of networks and services at a somewhat reasonable monthly rate.

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ESPN Sets Launch Date for Standalone Streaming Service, Priced at $30 Monthly Sports media giant inks deal for additional NFL content coming to the ESPN direct-to-consumer offering ...

ESPN will acquire NFL Network and other media assets from the NFL in exchange for the league taking a 10% equity stake in the all-sports network as part of a landmark agreement.

ESPN will launch its long-awaited new streaming service August 21, at a price of $29.99 a month, bulking it up with WWE and extended NFL rights.

ESPN's standalone streaming service has set an August launch date and revealed the pricing tiers as ESPN and WWE strike a deal.

ESPN to own and operate NFL Network, with plans to fully integrate it into ESPN's upcoming direct-to-consumer service.

ESPN is making major moves, notably acquiring the NFL Network and RedZone in exchange for a 10 percent equity take in the Worldwide Leader in Sports.

ESPN announced Wednesday that ESPN's direct-to-consumer streaming service and its "enhanced" ESPN App will arrive on August 21 for $29.99 per month.