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Amazon Prime Video To Air Early Round Masters Coverage In 2026
"It’s an honor for all of us at Amazon to become a broadcast partner of the Masters Tournament and to provide fans additional hours of live coverage of this treasured event"
NFL Announces Multi-Year Partnership Extension With Cosm Venues
"This multi-year partnership with the NFL and its broadcast partners underscores our shared commitment to fans – delivering an unforgettable live game experience that champions innovation and fandom"
‘In Depth With Graham Bensinger’ Launches Fast Channel
"I’m eager to deliver exceptional content for our FAST channel partners and bring our unique interview format to even more viewers who appreciate in-depth conversations with fascinating personalities"
Kevin Harlan, Brent Barry Join Amazon Prime NBA Coverage
"Harlan will continue his NFL duties with CBS while calling NBA on Amazon."
Adam Silver: “Unusual” the Level of Discussion About NBA TV Ratings
"It seems a little unusual how much discussion there is around ratings in this league."
Steph Curry: “For Sure” Would Consider Broadcasting Following NBA Career
"I would be more patient about what would be the right opportunity for me. Anything that I would do I want to all in on it."
Streaming TV Reaches Record High as YouTube Dominates in April’s The Gauge from Nielsen
It marks the third consecutive month that both streaming and YouTube have set a new high watermark.
FanDuel Sports Network Doubles Subscriber Base In Eight Weeks
“It’s exciting to see that our partnerships and unique offerings are resonating so well with passionate hometown fans and driving strong viewership and engagement across our growing subscriber base."
Amazon’s Prime Video Adds Udonis Haslem, Dwyane Wade, Candace Parker, Steve Nash to NBA Coverage
"We're incredibly proud to welcome Candace, Dwyane, Steve, and Udonis to the Prime Video family."
Stan Van Gundy Added To Amazon Prime Video NBA Coverage: Report
"I really want to be working, and I would love it to still be in the NBA,”