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Watch the 2026 British Grand Prix for Free on Apple TV in the U.S.
sports9 days ago

Watch the 2026 British Grand Prix for Free on Apple TV in the U.S.

The 2026 British Grand Prix at Silverstone starts July 5 at 10 a.m. ET and streams exclusively on Apple TV in the U.S.; Apple TV subscribers get access to the full Formula 1 season at no extra cost, with a seven-day free trial and an ad-free plan for $12.99/month, and you can also subscribe via Prime Video for the same price. The race is 52 laps over 190.263 miles on a 3.66-mile, 18-corner circuit, featuring drivers like Hamilton and Norris among the entrants.

via New York Post|
#apple-tv#british-grand-prix#f1
CW Expands Streaming Reach With ESPN Live Sports And Roku
business2 months ago

CW Expands Streaming Reach With ESPN Live Sports And Roku

The CW just announced two streaming partnerships: a deal with ESPN to stream CW sports—including ACC, Pac-12 and Mountain West college games, WWE NXT, and NASCAR’s O’Reilly Auto Parts Series—on the ESPN app for subscribers to ESPN Unlimited (launching in summer) with no extra price tag beyond the bundle, and a Roku Channel pact to air CW’s entertainment programming the day after its network air, starting in fall, plus about 800 hours of CW library content—expanding the network’s reach by pairing live sports with broad, free-to-access streaming on Roku.

via The Hollywood Reporter|
#business#cw#espn
YouTube TV unleashes fully customizable multiview with NFL Sunday Ticket
technology2 months ago

YouTube TV unleashes fully customizable multiview with NFL Sunday Ticket

YouTube TV announced a fully customizable multiview feature that lets subscribers pick which channels to display and where, including add-ons like NFL Sunday Ticket. The update removes earlier layout limits and signals a stronger push into sports-focused viewing, with ESPN Unlimited content expected to be accessible within YouTube TV once launched.

via Awful Announcing|
#live-sports#multiview#nfl-sunday-ticket
YouTube TV Offers $20/Month Discount for Some Subscribers Through Spring
technology5 months ago

YouTube TV Offers $20/Month Discount for Some Subscribers Through Spring

YouTube TV is rolling out a temporary $20-per-month discount for select current subscribers, lasting 2–4 months to boost retention through spring and summer. Eligibility depends on factors like tenure, usage, and prior promos, and not all users will qualify. To claim, use a computer and navigate Profile > Settings > Your Plan > Manage on the YouTube TV site; eligible members will see an available offer. The promotion aims to reduce post-football churn amid seasonal viewing patterns and a competitive live-TV market, potentially signaling future dynamic pricing strategies in streaming.

via | Cord Cutters News|
#live-sports#promotion#retention
Apple TV+ rolls out a dense 2026 slate from Imperfect Women to Formula 1 live coverage
streaming5 months ago

Apple TV+ rolls out a dense 2026 slate from Imperfect Women to Formula 1 live coverage

Apple TV+ unveiled a sprawling 2026 lineup, including Imperfect Women, Outcome, Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed, Margo’s Got Money Troubles, a Cape Fear adaptation, and shows like Lucky, The Dink, Mayday, and Way of the Warrior Kid, plus new seasons of Criminal Records and For All Mankind and a Formula 1 live-sports deal—a bid to broaden its audience that also raises questions about maintaining quality across many projects.

via The Verge|
#apple#entertainment#live-sports
Vision Pro Live Sports: Immersive, But Not Telepresence
technology6 months ago

Vision Pro Live Sports: Immersive, But Not Telepresence

A CNET reviewer watches a Lakers–Bucks game via Apple’s Vision Pro and finds the experience impressive in video quality and 3D immersion but lacking essential interactivity, multi-screen stats, and flexible viewing options; two years into Vision Pro’s life, the package remains expensive and not yet transformative enough to surpass traditional viewing for devoted fans.

via CNET|
#apple-vision-pro#immersive-video#live-sports
Elle Duncan Transitions from ESPN to Netflix for New Sports and Cultural Hosting Roles
entertainment6 months ago

Elle Duncan Transitions from ESPN to Netflix for New Sports and Cultural Hosting Roles

Elle Duncan, a veteran ESPN host, is leaving the network to become Netflix's lead host for their expanding live sports coverage, starting with the event Skyscraper Live featuring climber Alex Honnold. Netflix is increasing its sports content, including deals with Major League Baseball and NFL, and will also host popular sports podcasts.

via Los Angeles Times|
#elle-duncan#entertainment#espn
NFL Week 12: How to Watch, Key Games, and Live Updates
sports1 year ago

NFL Week 12: How to Watch, Key Games, and Live Updates

This weekend's NFL games promise potential upsets following Thursday's surprise Browns victory over the Steelers. Key matchups include the Chiefs vs. Panthers and Titans vs. Texans. Fans can watch games via various streaming services like Paramount+, Peacock, and Hulu with Live TV, or use an HD antenna for free local broadcasts. NFL viewing packages like NFL+ and Sunday Ticket offer additional options for out-of-market games.

via Fortune|
#cable-alternatives#football#live-sports
"Insights into Netflix Earnings: Analyst's Top Picks for Viewing"
business2 years ago

"Insights into Netflix Earnings: Analyst's Top Picks for Viewing"

Netflix is set to release its first quarter results, with Wedbush Securities Vice President of Equity Research Alicia Reese attributing the stock's 25% year-to-date increase to the company's password-sharing crackdown and the launch of its ad tier. Reese believes the ad-tier subscribers will ultimately be more valuable than premium-tier subscribers, and she anticipates Netflix will beat expectations due to free cash flow growth and a focus on licensed content over original content. Additionally, Netflix is expected to expand into live sports content, with the company set to announce its quarterly results after the market close on Thursday.

via Yahoo Finance|
#ad-tier#business#earnings
"Netflix's Game-Changing Move: WWE Deal and Live Sports Signal Shift to Cable TV Model"
entertainmenttech2 years ago

"Netflix's Game-Changing Move: WWE Deal and Live Sports Signal Shift to Cable TV Model"

Netflix's $5 billion deal to broadcast live wrestling, including WWE's "Raw" and "SmackDown," signals a shift towards live programming and a collision with traditional media, as the streaming giant aims to combine its original content with the immediacy of live sports and entertainment. The move reflects a trend of streaming services offering live professional sports, with Netflix seeking to broaden its appeal and drive ad revenue by 2025. The deal is seen as a defensive move to match the breadth of live content available on rival services, and Netflix may venture into more live events while avoiding bidding for expensive sports rights.

via Reuters|
#cable-tv-playbook#entertainmenttech#live-sports
"WWE's Groundbreaking Netflix Deal: Revolutionizing Streaming History"
sports-media2 years ago

"WWE's Groundbreaking Netflix Deal: Revolutionizing Streaming History"

Major streaming platforms like Netflix, Amazon, Apple, and Google have made significant strides in securing live sports rights, with Netflix recently acquiring WWE Raw for an astounding $5 billion over ten years. This marks a shift in the sports media landscape, with each major streaming platform now having a flagship live sports property. The increased competition is expected to lead to higher rights fees and further fragmentation of sports rights, potentially making it more challenging for fans to access content. With the seal broken, it's likely that more live sports will be heading to streaming platforms in the near future.

via Awful Announcing|
#amazon#live-sports#netflix