ESPN will now stream tons of sport in 4K HDR, coming first to iOS and Apple TV 4K
THE SO WHAT
Sports in 4K HDR landing on Apple TV and iOS first shows how distribution leverage is tilting toward tightly integrated device ecosystems. If you depend on live content, you need a roadmap for where your best experience lives by platform—not just a generic "OTT" strategy.
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