Why ESPN and Fox don't want their new streaming services to be too successful
Briefly

Fox and Disney are set to launch their streaming services, Fox One and ESPN, with Fox releasing its service at $20 a month on August 21. Fox CEO Lachlan Murdoch has expressed modest aspirations for subscriber growth and a measured investment, signaling a cautious strategy. Disney's ESPN will follow at $30 a month, with similarly understated promotional efforts. This approach contrasts with the aggressive and glitzy launches seen in the early days of streaming, highlighting a shift in focus and strategy among major media corporations.
Fox is launching Fox One, its $20-a-month service, with modest aspirations for subscriber numbers, indicating a cautious approach to its entry into the streaming market.
Disney's ESPN will debut its streaming service at $30 a month, aiming for modest subscriber growth and a low-key promotional strategy, unlike the glitzy launches seen in the past.
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