"Our work in building our digital assets continues to pay off; this is the sixth consecutive quarter in which the Digital Audio Group Adjusted EBITDA is larger than the Multiplatform Group Adjusted EBITDA.”
All of a sudden, we had these technologies where we could give people experiences that were all of what they wanted and cut out the stuff they didn't..."
The broadcast reached 11.6 million unique viewers across networks, up 20 percent vs. last year. Its average of 5.5 million viewers was up 14 percent YoY.
NFL Insider Jordan Schultz is leaving theScore to move to Bleacher Report.
In a post to X, formerly Twitter, Schultz revealed he's joining the digital...