Apple has unveiled pricing and a launch date for MLS Season Pass, offering every league match with no blackout restrictions. The new offering will cost soccer fans $14.99 per month, or $99 for the whole season. For …
According to reports, Disney has told investors that it is expanding into sports betting to attract younger audiences and generate revenue.
Tiger Woods is partnering with sports collectibles company Upper Deck to release his first collection of 10,000 NFTs.
Dogecoin has become the new sponsor of Watford Football Club, an English Premier League team.
Clubhouse is partnering with the NFL to broadcast a variety of exclusive content during 2021 NFL Draft week.
Clubhouse announced that Sean Brown will join its team as its first Head of Sports Partnerships, the latest addition to its leadership team.
TikTok is now the first "digital entertainment platform" to sponsor the UEFA EURO 2020 European Football Championship.
YouTube Sports is a new effort to cater to sports fans with a "refreshed" destination on its platform: YouTube.com/Sports.
Yup, it's Draft Week at the NFL, and Twitter's taking part with hashtag-triggered emojis and its own mock draft. Who's in the top ten?
Following Twitter's aggressive entry into live sports streaming, Facebook has also been working hard to increase its live sports offering. The latest deal with Univision will bring over 22 Major League Soccer (MLS) games live …
Did you ever think that it would be possible to watch live sports on Twitter? Well, it's happening, whether you like it - or not. And it looks totally awesome. On Wednesday, Twitter started streaming …
Facebook started giving users the ability to set temporary profile frames and overlays last year, so they could support a specific cause or sports team - Now you can have a look at all of …
360 video is still very new, but even though not a long time has passed since it was introduced on Facebook, the company is really making leaps and bounds in terms of pushing it through …
Sports and social media mix perfectly. From live match results, to analyses and reactions to games, it's all on social media. And since Facebook sees itself as the "world's largest stadium", it is doing its …
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