Just last season the NFL finally created their own YouTube channel, putting content like in-game highlights, game previews and analysis on the Google-owned, video-sharing site. Now, a year after making the initial partnership with the platform, the NFL is ramping up their relationship with YouTube. The NFL announced that they will be making available some […]
London’s calling. And Google and Apple may be answering. Reports are stating that the NFL is planning to live-stream its three London games next season and Apple and Google are engaging in discussions to buy the streaming rights. This would be building off a streaming precedent set by the NFL’s stream of a Jaguars vs. […]
FOX Sports launched a new Virtual Reality Project called “A Royal Reality” to take an immersive look at the Kansas City Royals’ 2015 World Series title. “A Royal Reality” features Royals players and fans talking about the spirit of the game and the Royals determination to win the World Series. FOX Sports aims for this […]
It’s looking like the 2016 season could bring major changes to the broadcasting of NFL games. The SportsBusiness Daily first reported that the NFL has reached out to the networks in which they have existing relationships with such as CBS, ESPN, FOX, NBC and Turner and informed them that they are accepting bids for a Thursday […]
As we’ve stated in the past, the NBA is one of the more digitally savvy leagues in pro sports. Today, this assertion has been supported with the launch of NBA All-Star voting via Google Search. For the first time, NBA fans can vote by simply googling “NBA Vote All-Star” or “NBA Vote Team Name” (ex: NBA […]
