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NCAA Makes Major Eligibility Announcement to Avoid Another Diego Pavia-Esque Legal Battle

College football has just gotten a new rule that would see the NCAA spend less on legal fees. After spending $16M in legal fees last year,  the NCAA’s new eligibility rule looks to eliminate most of the previous conditions for the extension of eligibility. With this, legal cases, like Diego Pavia’s, will have nothing on

Aaron Rodgers’ Brother Lands New ESPN Role Days After Laura Rutledge Successor Announcement

ESPN is elevating Jordan Rodgers beyond SEC Nation into national college football broadcasts, making another shakeup to deliver the best broadcasting product on those Saturdays and Sundays. Just a few weeks ago, ESPN elevated Laura Rutledge’s focus to covering Monday Night Football with Troy Aikman. That meant Laura had to leave SEC Network after a

FOX Nation Pulls Off First-of-Its-Kind Live Preshow for PBR Space Cowboys

FOX News personality Abby Hornacek grew up dreaming of being just like her favorite sports sideline reporter. Her inspiration wasn’t someone talking football. Or any other stick and ball sport, even as the daughter of a former NBA all-star.  Hornacek’s fascination was professional bull riding. She aspired to follow in the footsteps of Leah Garcia

Apple’s 2028 iPhone display sounds impossible, but Samsung and LG are scrambling to build it

Android phones have had curved displays for years and accepted the distortion as the price of aesthetics. Apple is spending two years and billions of supplier dollars to not accept it. Apple's all-screen iPhone 20 mockup Ice Universe / X Apple doesn’t ask its suppliers to build things. It tells them to, hands them a

Apple’s success is running into a familiar problem: not enough chips

The quarter showed how dependent Apple has become on its silicon strategy. The iPhone 17 lineup, built on advanced processors made by TSMC using a variant of the manufacturing technology behind leading AI chips, continues to drive the bulk of revenue. iPhone sales reached $56.99 billion...

John Ternus, Apple’s new CEO, inherits a rebounding China business—and some messy headaches

John Ternus, Apple’s senior vice president of hardware engineering, takes over as CEO on Sept. 1, ending Tim Cook’s 15-year tenure at the top of the world’s most valuable consumer technology company.  Apple’s presence with China is perhaps the defining relationship of the Tim Cook era. Chinese factories, managed by Global 500 companies like Foxconn

Apple’s bad week: FTC pressure, delayed Siri AI, and a stock sell-off

The latest catalyst for the sell-off is an FTC letter sent to Apple CEO Tim Cook, alleging that Apple News promotes liberal media outlets while suppressing conservative ones. According to the agency, this alleged left-wing bias violates federal consumer protection laws and raises "serious questions" about whether the company is...Read Entire Article...

Apple’s lead UI designer leaves company for Meta following other corporate departures – NotebookCheck.net News

Alan Dye is leaving Apple for Meta. (Image source: created with AI) Alan Dye, the former chief of Apple's user interface design, has left Apple to work on consumer devices for Meta Platforms Inc. This move follows Apple's AI chief, COO, and hardware lead all stepping down, shaking up the Cupertino company's corporate structure. It

I Tested Apple’s New CarPlay Ultra For A Week, And It’s Not What I Expected

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Apple’s staked over $250 million on the F1 movie

The company might even be considering its own theatrical distribution unit Reports claim that the F1: The Movie had a US $250 million (roughly $341 million) budget, with Apple footing the massive bill to outbid the competition. However, producer Jerry Bruckheimer has disputed this by saying that the actual spend was tens of millions of

Who is Sabih Khan, Apple’s new COO with Indian roots?

Apple has named Sabih Khan as its new Chief Operating Officer (COO), taking over from Jeff Williams, as part of a ‘long-planned succession,’ the tech giant said in a statement on July 8. Khan, 58, has been with Apple for 30 years and is currently the senior vice president of operations in the company. In

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College football has just gotten a new rule that would see the NCAA spend less on legal fees. After spending $16M in legal fees last year,  the NCAA’s new eligibility rule looks to eliminate most of the previous conditions for the extension of eligibility. With this, legal cases, like Diego Pavia’s, will have nothing on

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ESPN is elevating Jordan Rodgers beyond SEC Nation into national college football broadcasts, making another shakeup to deliver the best broadcasting product on those Saturdays and Sundays. Just a few weeks ago, ESPN elevated Laura Rutledge’s focus to covering Monday Night Football with Troy Aikman. That meant Laura had to leave SEC Network after a

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FOX News personality Abby Hornacek grew up dreaming of being just like her favorite sports sideline reporter. Her inspiration wasn’t someone talking football. Or any other stick and ball sport, even as the daughter of a former NBA all-star.  Hornacek’s fascination was professional bull riding. She aspired to follow in the footsteps of Leah Garcia

2027 NFL Draft Prospect Interview: Cam Williams, DB, Henderson State University

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Announcing the 2026 Digiday Top Workplaces

By Digiday Awards  •  June 23, 2026  • Digiday Top Workplaces is an annual list recognizing the best companies to work for across media, marketing and technology. The companies recognized this year are setting the standard for what strong workplaces look like: those that lead with purpose, put their people first and shape the future