Latest Yahoo layoffs include veteran MMA/boxing columnist Kevin Iole
Iole had been with Yahoo since 2007.
Iole had been with Yahoo since 2007.
Yahoo continues to staff up on the football side.
This is a big investment in a newsletter strategy for new Yahoo Sports president Ryan Spoon.
"Apollo has been working with Egon Zehnder, an executive search firm, to seek out new leaders. That search includes former Bleacher Report CEO Howard Mittman for a 'head of sports' role, two of the people said."
How Yahoo's sale will affect its sports properties is yet to be determined.
It looks like Verizon may sell Yahoo and AOL for far less than it paid for them.
Wallace Matthews, Matt Ehalt, Mike Mazzeo and Gerard Gilberto all announced Friday that they'd been laid off.
Yahoo Sports app users nationwide can now check out odds in the Yahoo Sportsbook portion of the app, and those in New Jersey can place bets through it.
Yahoo's Mets' subscription site is no more. It was initially set to launch in March, then in June, and now it's been cancelled completely.
"When MLB realized what was going down, it wanted more of its teams involved in a similar deal with Verizon/Yahoo. Finding a way to accomplish this slowed the launch of 'TFMBC.'"
"I'm honestly astonished we made it to 100 episodes just because when we started, we did like four or five of them and I didn't know what it was going to be. [But then] we did those two episodes where I realized that it could be something bigger."
You can now pay Yahoo for Mets coverage if that's something you're into
More than 1,000 media members are about to be out of work after widespread cuts at three organizations Wednesday.
"It just feels right. Everything feels like it's working and I can't wait to keep working."
The NFL can't be criticized for its ratings if it simply refuses to release them.
So about that NFL stream....
With the New England Patriots hosting the NFL’s season opener against the Kansas City Chiefs on Thursday night,...
Litigation that killed the Billion-Dollar Bracket Challenge has resulted in an appeals court ruling Yahoo has to pay $5.5 million to SCA.