Opinion: NFL Commission Roger Goodell’s vision of a US$25 billion industry that is almost as large as the other three big four North American leagues combined, is ever closer to fruition. …read more
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- NFL streaming service: What’s included with NFL+? The Los Angeles Rams and Cincinnati Bengals play during NFL Super Bowl 56 on Sunday, Feb. 13, 2022, in Inglewood, Calif.Morry Gash, Associated Press The NFL on Monday launched its latest — and hopefully greatest — video streaming service as teams across the country kicked off training camp. NFL+ will allow subscribers to view preseason and in-season games and dive into the league’s archives. “Today marks an important day in the history of the National Football League, said NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell in a press release. “The passionate and dedicated football fans are the lifeblood of the NFL, and being able…
- Comcast’s broadband business stopped growing for the… Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Comcast didn’t add any new broadband subscribers between April and June, marking the first time the company has failed to grow its high-speed internet business. Broadband figures stayed flat from Q1 at 32.2 million subscribers, the company announced in its Q2 2022 earnings release this morning. With just one exception, this is the first time Comcast hasn’t added at least 100,00 new subscribers, according to The Wall Street Journal. That exception came after the 2008 financial crisis and still resulted in 65,000 new subscribers. Comcast seems to think the flatline is just temporary.…
- NFL Plus streaming has live games for $4.99 per… NFL Plus iPhone app | Image: NFL The National Football League (NFL) has finally launched its mobile streaming service, NFL Plus. The service is available in two different tiers: NFL Plus and NFL Plus Premium, for $4.99 / month ($39.99 / year) or $9.99 / month ($79.99 / year), respectively. Both NFL Plus and Premium offer the ability to stream live local or nationally broadcast regular and postseason games (including the playoffs, Pro Bowl, and Super Bowl) but only on a mobile phone or tablet screen — not on your TV. There’s also live game audio for all games (with…