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Telecommunications company Verizon has partnered with the NFL to activate Verizon 5G to demonstrate upgraded network enhancements for NFL Draft Weekend throughout Kansas City.

Telco Superloop has launched a new brand campaign titled Refresh Your Internet.

A Federal Government review may lead to tightened anti-siphoning rules that make streaming services subject to the same rules as Foxtel.

Verizon Business announced a dedicated strategy, specifically designed for stadium and venue customers located in Europe and the Asia-Pacific region. This new strategy leverages Verizon’s innovative private 5G technology, its extensive industry expertise as well as key new technology partnerships.

COMPANY NEWS: Extreme Networks, a leader in cloud networking, today announced it has selected Verizon Business as its deployment partner to roll out wireless connectivity solutions for Manchester United at Old Trafford Stadium, as part of Extreme’s partnership with the EPL club.

COMPANY NEWS: Extreme Networks, a leader in cloud networking, today partners with Verizon Business to create best-in-class connectivity and network insight solutions for large venues and stadiums across Europe and Middle East and Asia Pacific Region.

Extreme Networks is once again the official Wi-Fi Analytics provider to one of the US's biggest sporting events, the Super Bowl.

Sports performance brand Catapult has launched Catapult One, a fitness tracker that measures and analyses the performance of athletes and provides metrics on sprint distance, acceleration, and intensity.

There's no indication that live NFL matches are a drawcard for Amazon Prime Video in Australia.

Now that in Australia we have bid farewell to the best code to carry the term “football” for 2017, we can turn our attention to other codes – in this case American football or Gridiron with the release of the perennial Madden NFL 18.

Amazon is making a play for the sports audience in its Prime Video line-up for October, but the geek market isn't overlooked.

More players in the American National Football League have come out against use of the Microsoft Surface tablet during games.

The coach of the New England Patriots, Bill Belichick, says he "just can't take it anymore", referring to use of Microsoft Surface tablets during games.

Microsoft has joined European football powerhouse Real Madrid as its strategic technology partner.

Spectators at this year’s Superbowl will not be able to stream video replays onto their smartphones. The stadium is blocking it to free up bandwidth for voice, photos and SMS.

Having predicted 7 of the last 9 NFL Super Bowl champs why not turn to Madden NFL 13 to try and predict the winner of one of the world’s most watched games, Super Bowl XLVII ?