Twitter and the NFL: What does the deal mean for mobile video and team apps?

Stadium Tech Report Podcast
29/04/2016 23 min
Twitter and the NFL: What does the deal mean for mobile video and team apps?

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Twitter's deal with the NFL to stream Thursday Night Football games this season means more than money for rights; listen to hosts Phil Harvey and Paul Kapustka as they explore what the deal says about team stadium apps in particular, and mobile video use in general.

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