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NFL Meets With FCC To Discuss Media Rights Approach
"The league met last week with senior FCC officials to defend its media-rights approach amid growing federal scrutiny."
Bleav Adds Maryann Alvarez, Gretchen Waller to Director of Partnerships Roles
"This is a pivotal moment for Bleav as we expand our footprint in the sports and lifestyle space and deepen our relationships with brands and agencies."
Gregg Bell Named New Midday Host At KJR 93.3
"Bell has covered the Seahawks for the Tacoma News Tribune since 2014."
DAZN Extends Global Partnership With Faster Football
"Our strong relationship with DAZN also allows Faster Football to continue building out our broader multi-platform distribution strategy."
Tyrese Haliburton Launches Zero Doubt Creative Production Company
"Launching Zero Doubt is the start. Our goal is simple — tell honest compelling stories and build a platform that will grow with me throughout my career and beyond."
Netflix Co-CEO Desires Expanded Relationship With the NFL
"We are in discussions right now, because we think there’s an opportunity to expand the relationship. We’ve learned a lot about what works, and how to value the NFL and live [content] generally over the last couple of years."
The Herd w/Colin Cowherd Reaches Record High in Q1 Edison Research Podcast Ranker
"Edison reports seven sports-specific podcasts landed inside the Top 50, reinforcing the category’s continued growth and relevance."
Scott Zolak Explains Hesitation in Discussing Mike Vrabel, Dianna Russini: “I Like My Jobs”
"For me to sit there and cast stones at this guy would not do me great things. So there's your answer. In a nutshell."
Disney Reportedly Receiving Pushback on $10 Million Super Bowl Ad Price Tag
"Four sources familiar with negotiations tell Variety deals have lagged early expectations."
MLB Streaming Rights Reportedly Facing Focus From Federal Antitrust Agency
"You could make the argument that there’s other sports leagues out there that are potentially pushing the limits of the Sports Broadcasting Act even further than what the NFL has."