Awful Announcing
The Premier League plans this weekend include captains wearing armbands in Ukrainian colors and "Football Stands Together" banners on Ukrainian flag backgrounds on screens. China is now refusing to show those matches.
"MY2022, an app mandated for use by all attendees of the 2022 Olympic Games in Beijing, has a simple but devastating flaw where encryption protecting users’ voice audio and file transfers can be trivially sidestepped."
"I think that the magnitude of the loss will be in the hundreds of millions of dollars...probably less than $400 million.”
The PPTV broadcasters refused to mention Özil during the Bournemouth-Arsenal match Thursday.
Woj in the House was billed by ESPN as the most-watched NBA show in the world.
The NBA consulted with players for the decision.
Sponsors also pulled out, resulting in logos on the court being painted over.
The NBA/China dispute isn't the only one going on, as Blizzard's punishments for pro-Hong Kong protester content have also come under fire and led to a lot of notable backlash.
ESPN's focus on the basketball issues rather than the root of the Hong Kong protests appears to be by management's design.
Morey's tweet has now led to NBA pre-season games being pulled off Chinese TV.
The Pac-12 will be distributing some of its games and programming in China through Alibaba and Youku Todou.
Will we get a chance to see My Other Home in this country?
