Google New Home Of Sunday Ticket

The NFL and Google officially announced today that Google will be the home of NFL Sunday Ticket starting in the 2023 season. The package, which is still expected to cost $300.00 a season will be available to customers through YouTube’s Prime Time channels and as an add-on to YouTube TV. The service which has been…

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Why NFL Sunday Ticket On YouTube Could Work

When NFL Sunday Ticket first launched as a service on DirecTV it was a monumental move. Like cable and satellite TV that preceded it, the idea of adding the option to see more than the 3 locally available games on Sunday meant that Cowboys fans in New York didn’t have to watch the Jets when…

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Bally Sports Coming To Fubo

FuboTV Inc. (NYSE: FUBO), the leading sports-first live TV streaming platform, and Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc. (Sinclair) announced today a carriage agreement that will bring Bally Sports’ 19 regional sports networks (RSNs) to Fubo in the coming weeks. The Bally Sports RSNs are owned and operated by Diamond Sports Group, a subsidiary of Sinclair. This…

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Google Emerges As Sunday Ticket Favorite

Google has emerged seemingly out of nowhere, which is difficult for one of the biggest companies in the world as a leader to pick up NFL Sunday Ticket. According to the Wall Street Journal, Google would package the service, which lets users watch NFL football games from outside of their market, as part of YouTube…

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LG Has Tons Of Free Movies For Christmas

LG’s exclusive free streaming service, LG Channels, is offering LG TV owners access to a wide range of on-demand movies, TV series and streaming options for a limited time throughout December. Introduced this month is the “Happy Holidays Hub” where LG Smart TV owners can discover a large collection of festive film titles and channels…

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