26 posts and columns on Major League Baseball
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Twitter Adds More Video Advertisers
Twitter is stepping up its video ads plans by adding a new list of advertisers to a program it has been tinkering with for the past few months, and giving the product a name: Twitter Amplify. New partners include Discovery, Time Inc. and Major League Baseball; they join previously announced deals with distributors like Fox and BBC America.
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Pro Baseball Clips Walk, but Don’t Run, to YouTube
Up till now, if you’ve found a highlight clip from a pro baseball game on YouTube, it probably wasn’t supposed to be there: Major League Baseball has been diligent about keeping its stuff off the world’s biggest video site. Now that is changing, with a pact to bring highlights and other goodies to YouTube. But it’s not happening fast: Highlights for current games won’t appear until two days after they’re completed.
MLB.com Boss Bob Bowman Is Still an Apple Man. But Samsung Is on Deck. (Video)
“The Samsung phone is quite a good Android phone,” said baseball’s digital guru. But Apple still makes him most of his money.Major League Baseball Turns to Qualcomm to Improve In-Stadium Coverage
The wireless firm will help the sports league figure out what it needs to do to improve cellular and Wi-Fi coverage within its ballparks.With Baseball and Hockey Apps, BlackBerry 10 Looks to Score With Sports Nuts
Major League Baseball said Wednesday that its At Bat app will arrive in time for the first pitch on Opening Day.Dive Into Mobile Ready to Take Back Manhattan on April 15 and 16
Hurricane Sandy forced a change in plans, but we’ve rescheduled our mobile conference for April 15 and 16.Voices