Rather than be bummed out that CBS has exclusive rights to stream all the March Madness college basketball games this year, ESPN has enlisted the help of YouTube star Robbie Novak, aka Kid President.
Sports fans will be pleased to learn that their Twitter feeds are now more useful for catching up on game highlights and replay video clips.
If you’re reading from down under, relax. Ditto to those swathed in red, white, and blue. No Olympic gold medals have been handed out yet. At least, not for long jump, shotput, or table tennis.
But when it comes to …
Comcast is finally letting Xfinity TV subscribers get access to ESPN’s live streaming sports service, WatchESPN.
The cable and Internet service giant announced today that its customers can now log into the WatchESPN iOS app using their Xfinity ID to …
Hey, sports fans: Can’t catch the big game on the boob tube? No problem. Now you can turn to Slacker Radio for a live audio broadcast.
The music-streaming company has expanded its relationship with ESPN to include live streaming of …
Reaffirming its strategy to evolve the Xbox 360 into an all-in-one entertainment device, Microsoft debuted an update to its Xbox Live ESPN sports offering Thursday.
The new ESPN on Xbox Live channel adds a number of new or updated features, …
