NYT Business front mixes up Twitter and Google in check mark story
It is Twitter, not Google, deleting check marks.
It is Twitter, not Google, deleting check marks.
We take a look back at the biggest sports media stories of 2022.
The NFL now has broadcasting deals with the #3, #4, #40, #45, #401, and #519 U.S. companies by market capitalization.
According to WSJ's Joe Flint, an agreement could be reached as early as Wednesday.
"Apple...has also backed out of those negotiations — not because they can’t afford it, but because they don’t see the logic."
Google is helping to fund a major expansion of women's sports coverage at The Athletic, an interesting bet.
After nearly a couple hours of disruption, service has been restored on many services that were affected.
Despite Google's interest, Apple remains the favorite to get Sunday Ticket rights.
It looked like Maximum Security had won the Kentucky Derby, and some sites called it. But after review, the winner was Country House.
15.2 million unique viewers tuned in to Yahoo!’s live-steam of the Buffalo Bills-Jacksonville Jaguars game from London in October....
The last time we heard about the NFL and Google, it was back in 2013 when the league...