The National Football League has announced a streaming partnership with Twitter, where the social media giant will be streaming ten Thursday Night Football games (from CBS/NBC) free, live, and worldwide in the upcoming […]
The National Football League has announced a streaming partnership with Twitter, where the social media giant will be streaming ten Thursday Night Football games (from CBS/NBC) free, live, and worldwide in the upcoming 2016 season.
According to Variety, there will be no authentication required to stream the games. Twitter outbid Amazon and Verizon to win the rights, with Facebook reportedly dropping themselves out of the running.
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