And don’t discount the potential for a third media partner - perhaps it’s Amazon, Fox or NBC (for streaming on Peacock) - to grab a small package of Pac-12 games.Īpple’s got a couple of MLB games every week, and every single MLS game, but it hasn’t yet made a deal for (American) football. Our favorite for the other 50-something games that currently air on the Fox and Pac-12 Networks? That would be Apple, with its growing interest in streaming live sports.
We expect the number in the next contract to be approximately the same. Today, Wilner writes that he thinks Apple’s the most likely buyer for the bulk of the conference’s football inventory beginning in the fall of 2024:ĮSPN licenses 22 regular-season games from the Pac-12 under the terms of the agreement signed in 2011. I’m a Pac-12 football fan and Jon Wilner of the San Jose Mercury News is one of the best reporters on the subject, along with Oregon-based indie writer John Canzano. Is Apple ready for some college football? (That sounds like a joke, but then there’s the time The Wall Street Journal asked a standup comedian about Apple Pay.)… “AREA RANDO BELIEVES THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SHOULD BREAK UP CONTROL CENTER” Heck, half the time you don’t even have to have worked at Apple. Shoemaker’s tone is incendiary enough for one to think that he might have a book coming out soon, but it’s never very hard to get a platform if you’re a former Apple executive and you have something bad to say about the company. ”Phil just needs to get his meaty paws off the App Store.” In an interview with, former head of App Store review Phillip Shoemaker laid the blame for the App Store’s faults at the hands of Phil Schiller. What’s wrong with the App Store? Turns out it’s simpler than we thought. Phil Schiller is ruining everything! And a tale of two Macs: one real that maybe shouldn’t be, the other not yet real that really should be.
This Week in Apple: You can’t spell “Grimace” without “iMac”
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