ESPN and Slacker Radio make a Deal to bring Live Sporting Events via Stream

January 9th, 2012 Thomas030
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ESPN and Slacker radio have signed a deal earlier this morning that will allow you to stream live sporting events in addition to the ESPN Radio shows already offered.

Tonight’s BCS Championship will be the first game featured on Slacker radio but will only be via the web on Slacker.com. An Android update is expected to be released to soon, so you can also stream it on your Android device.

To get the “full” ESPN experience it will cost you $9.99 a month, but ESPN Radio station is free.

[via AndroidCentral]

Thomas Abunimeh

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