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Read more.Deal will complete in the summer and bolster BT's YouView Sports package.
Will ESPN continue to have UFC?
Will this affect ESPN's availability on Sky/VM?
I doubt it. I was wondering how BT intended to transmit their live football matches, since they had no operations through Sky/VM, which would mean virtually nobody could watch them, and there were no announcements about them launching their own channel.Originally Posted by Smudger
This, logically, would be their solution to that problem.
Of course though, they could change the subscription fees/system. It's already pretty expensive though, so I can't imagine there's much room to manoeuvre upwards.
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Nope. They needed a channel that was available on all platforms. Buying ESPN was the easy answer.
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