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Dismissing the cord-cutter myth
I always thought this was huge, but this article claims it is over stated.
I could see where even a (relatively) small amount of cord cutters would impact ESPN, because they sort of built their empire on charging the non sports fan for their channels.
Currently it is to easy to use the watch espn app without a subscription. Just get someone else's user name and password. I wonder if they can limit the number of devices that can access their content via the app per account?
I always thought this was huge, but this article claims it is over stated.
I could see where even a (relatively) small amount of cord cutters would impact ESPN, because they sort of built their empire on charging the non sports fan for their channels.
Currently it is to easy to use the watch espn app without a subscription. Just get someone else's user name and password. I wonder if they can limit the number of devices that can access their content via the app per account?