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DIRECTV Unveils 4K HDR Live Sports With NBA, Future MLB Games

When HDTV sets became widely available in the U.S. around 1998, it seemed TV couldn’t get more real. Colors were vivid, motion was crisp and sporting events looked like you were there in person. Twenty years later and our viewing experience is still improving, this time with AT&T DIRECTV’s launch of the first 4K High […]

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Twitter’s Value Proposition: Stream Sports With Curated Social Chatter

NEW YORK — Having started at the top of the North American sporting landscape with its 2016 NFL streaming deal, Twitter has gained the confidence of having produced a “best-in-class product” and has grown an understanding of its unique standing in the broadcast rights marketplace, said Laura Froelich, the network’s global head of sports partnerships. […]

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NASCAR Live Virtual Reality Deemed Successful With More To Come

NASCAR experienced a couple of firsts at last month’s Cup Series Championship final. Martin Truex Jr. won his first championship, and NASCAR’s digital team livestreamed pre-race events in 360-degree virtual reality. NASCAR accomplished the latter by partnering with Ultracast, which is known for next-level video work at motorsports events. “The goal was probably twofold,” Tim […]

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Sacramento Kings Unveil Esports Facility Inside Golden 1 Center

Vivek Ranadivé, owner of the Sacramento Kings, has positioned his organization as a leader in the sports technology space. With Golden 1 Center being a shining example, Ranadivé is continuing to use tech as a way to spur fan engagement. Specifically, the Kings view esports as a driving global force. That’s why they’re unveiling the world’s first-of-its-kind […]

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Philo Excludes Sports With New Live TV Streaming Service

Philo announced on Tuesday the launch of an all-new live TV streaming platform. The service will exclude sports and focus more on lifestyle and entertainment. By leaving such content behind, Philo will keep customer costs low, offering streaming abilities for just $16 per month or $20 for an additional nine channels. Designed for cord-cutters who […]

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