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ESPN, Warner Bros., and Fox announced plans this week for a new sports streaming service set to launch this fall .
That could put an end to cable TV as we know it , Nathan McAlone, Business Insider's deputy media editor, writes.
Ashley Rodriguez, BI's media editor, has a breakdown of the six biggest questions about this new sports streamer .
Games on YouTubeTV, for example, are noticeably delayed compared to cable TV broadcasts .
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