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[unable to retrieve full-text content] Rossen Reports: Airline price drops after you buy ticket? Google will refund you  KETV Omaha Rossen Reports: Airline price drops after you buy ticket? Google will refund you  WLKY Louisville Google Search gets new travel features, including a ‘price guarantee’ tool for flights  TechCrunch Source link

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Rossen Reports: Airline price drops after you buy ticket? Google will refund you  KCRA Sacramento Google Flights to start paying you if fares change after booking  SFGATE Google Now Pays You Back if It’s Wrong About the Cheapest Flights  CNET Source link

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Google: YouTube TV reaches deal to stream NFL Sunday Ticket  Yahoo Finance YouTube-NFL deal would be ‘a win-win for both’ Google and NFL, analyst says  Yahoo Finance NFL and Google agree to ‘$2billlion’ multi-year deal for Sunday Ticket package  Daily Mail Source link

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Google: YouTube TV reaches deal to stream NFL Sunday Ticket  Yahoo Finance YouTube-NFL deal would be ‘a win-win for both’ Google and NFL, analyst says  Yahoo Finance NFL and Google agree to ‘$2billlion’ multi-year deal for Sunday Ticket package  Daily Mail Source link

Getty Images On Thursday, the NFL announced an agreement with Google that will make Sunday Ticket exclusively available on YouTube TV and YouTube Primetime Channels starting in 2023. In the announcement, the league said only that it was a multi-year agreement. PFT has learned, via a source, that the deal runs for seven years. Google is reportedly paying $2.5 billion per year for the rights to Sunday Ticket, which will now be available… Source link

Getty Images Once Apple exited the talks, things moved very quickly. Less than a week after a report emerged that Apple, the longstanding frontrunner to become the successor to DirecTV for the Sunday Ticket package, had pulled out of the discussions, Google/YouTube has a deal in place with the league. The NFL announced on Thursday morning that, starting in 2023, Sunday Ticket will be available only through YouTube. It will be an add-on… Source link

The NFL’s “Sunday Ticket” is heading to YouTube. Google and the NFL officially agreed to bring the popular service to YouTube starting next season, the league and YouTube announced in an official statement Thursday. “YouTube has long been a home for football fans, whether they’re streaming live games, keeping up with their home team, or watching the best plays in highlights,” Susan Wojcicki, CEO of YouTube, said. “Through this expanded partnership with the NFL, viewers will now also be… Source link

The long-running race for NFL Sunday Ticket is reportedly coming to an end, with Google as the winner for the package, which will be available on YouTube (owned by the company). While an official announcement hasn’t come quite yet, the New York Times reports that $2.5 billion has been discussed as the annual cost to Google, which would be a billion more per year than the $1.5 billion currently being paid by DirecTV. The length of the deal is currently unknown. DirecTV’s existing… Source link

After negotiating with the world’s largest tech firms, the NFL may have settled on a winner in the Sunday Ticket sweepstakes: Google. The NFL is in “advanced talks” with Google’s YouTube to take over Sunday Ticket rights, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday night. A deal could be announced Wednesday, WSJ reported. The popular subscription package enables fans to watch live “out of market” games wherever they live in the U.S. However, another source said the… Source link

The Sunday Ticket saga is finally near its conclusion. Google and its affiliated YouTube TV are emerging as the leading contenders to land the package of every NFL game, The Post has learned. An announcement could come as soon as Wednesday. Neither the NFL nor YouTube TV had comment. Apple was for a long stretch considered the frontrunner to land the package, but talks between Apple and the NFL broke down last week, according to a report from Puck. Google and its… Source link