NBC Sports publishes sports news, scores, statistics, rumours and video, and connects fans with live events, studio shows and original programming. As the sports division of NBCUniversal, it produces, programs and promotes content across linear and digital platforms, including NBC and Peacock, and holds a large collection of media rights agreements. Its digital coverage includes shows such as Mike Florio's NFL analysis.
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CBCBS Sports covers sports from high school to the pros across digital screens, with news, live scores, schedules, video and fantasy games for major US competitions such as the NFL. CBS Sports Digital focuses on live coverage every day and exclusive access to major sports events. Its site grew out of SportsLine USA, which renamed itself in 1999. CBS Sports is part of Paramount Skydance.
Sports media and content
ESESPN is a sports media company that runs television networks, websites, streaming services and apps covering sports news, scores, video and betting content. It launched in 1979 as the Entertainment and Sports Programming Network, dropped that full name in 1985, and adopted the corporate name ESPN, LLC. According to ESPN, ESPN, LLC is 72 percent owned by The Walt Disney Company, 18 percent by Hearst and 10 percent by the National Football League.
Sports broadcasting and digital media
SPSports Illustrated publishes sports reporting, analysis, photography and a print magazine alongside digital coverage. Authentic Brands Group owns the Sports Illustrated brand, while Minute Media has held its digital and print publishing rights and overseen editorial operations under a long-term partnership announced in 2024. The publication's own FAQ describes the handover and its continuing monthly magazine plan. Ownership of the name and day-to-day editorial publishing are distinct roles, not competing descriptions of a single parent.
Sports media and content
BLBleacher Report (B/R) produces sports news, highlights and entertainment for mobile and social audiences, connecting sport with music, fashion, film and fan culture. It was co-founded in 2005 by Zander Freund, Bryan Goldberg, Dave Nemetz and a fourth co-founder, and began with a community of writers. Bleacher Report is part of Warner Bros. Discovery.
Sports media and content
FOFOX Sports is Fox Corporation's US sports-media business across broadcast television, cable networks, streaming, apps and websites. The corporate portfolio names the FOX Network sports arm, FS1, FS2, FOX Deportes and FOX Soccer Plus, plus digital scores, statistics and news through FOXSports.com and the FOX Sports App. Fox also describes interests in joint ventures and licensing arrangements; those are not wholly owned channels. Live-stream access and event rights depend on the service and territory.
Sports media and content
GOGolf Digest publishes golf journalism and advice for players, including instruction, equipment reviews and course rankings. Its site separates practical 'How to Play', equipment-focused 'What to Play' and course-focused 'Where to Play' coverage from reporting on professional golf. The homepage carries tour news, rules explainers and analysis of clubs used by tournament winners. It is an editorial golf publication, not a golf-club manufacturer; writing about a player or a brand is not evidence that the publication sponsors either one. Golf Digest is part of Warner Bros. Discovery.
Sports media and content
GOGolfweek is a golf-news publication within the USA TODAY network. Its site covers tournament results, scores and rankings, with separate reporting on the PGA Tour, LPGA and golf equipment. Stories follow competition and players' gear choices rather than selling equipment under the Golfweek name. Golfweek also has a presence in USA TODAY Network advertising materials; that relationship does not turn every advertiser or featured player into a partner. The publication's event reports are editorial coverage, not evidence of an ongoing sponsorship.
Sports media and content
OVOvertime is a sports media company that also develops and operates sports leagues for a younger audience. Based in Brooklyn, New York, it owns basketball properties OTE and OT Select and American football properties OT7 and OT Nationals. Its wider content network includes football and other sports channels. The company says it produces more than 150 pieces of original sports content each week and reaches over 115 million followers globally; these are company-reported audience figures. Overtime's business model includes sponsorships, brand partnerships, e-commerce, licensing and media rights. Founded in 2016, it combines digital storytelling with organized competition and opportunities for athletes to build an audience.
Sports media and athlete-development leagues
