A satellite dish is no longer the only way bars and restaurants can air the National Football League’s package of “Sunday Ticket” games. EverPass Media, the joint venture between the league and private equity firm RedBird Capital Partners that owns the commercial rights to “Sunday Ticket,” acquired UPshow, a platform with the tech capabilities to allow commercial establishments to stream live sports. Terms of the deal were undisclosed. With this acquisition, bars, restaurants, casinos and other businesses will be able to stream “Sunday Ticket” games. Until recently, they could only do so through a subscription to satellite TV provider DirecTV. DirecTV will remain as a distributor to bars and restaurants, however. EverPass signed a nonexclusive deal with DirecTV last year to continue to distribute “Sunday Ticket” games, giving it the ability to reach deals with other distribution platforms. “More content is moving to streaming. Regardless of the streaming economics, it’s become pretty clear that…
A bitcoin exchange that collapsed 10 years ago after being hacked is set to return billions of dollars’ worth of the…
David Ellison’s Skydance has reached a preliminary deal with Shari Redstone’s National Amusements to merge with Paramount, according to two people…
Although the unemployment rate has spent 30 months at or below below 4% — a near record — not everyone who wants a job has…
DETROIT — General Motors reported its best quarterly sales in more than three years, including notable increases in full-size pickup trucks…
When Natasha Craft first got a Yotta banking account in 2021, she loved using it so much she told her friends…
Starbucks cafes across the country are starting to change how they make drink orders, among other tweaks designed to reduce…
Hunter Biden is accusing Fox News in a lawsuit of distributing “revenge porn” by broadcasting nude images of him…
The first presidential debate of the 2024 campaign cycle drew about 51.3 million people, according to the media analytics…