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Tag Archives: ESPN
You Can Vote For The ‘Madden NFL 13’ Cover Athlete Right Now
We don’t get a lot of chance to cover sports here on The Flickcast, it just doesn’t fit in with the world of geek culture. Well, there is one place where geek meets sports, and it is the annual spectacle … Continue reading
Posted in News, Playstation 3, Sports, Video Games, XBLA, Xbox 360
Tagged Calvin Johnson, Cam Newton, Carolina Panthers, Cover Athlete, Detroit Lions, EA, ESPN, Madden 13, Megatron, NFL, Scam Newton
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ESPN to Carry ‘Monday Night Football’ Until 2021
When I was growing up it was always ABC’s Monday Night Football with Howard Cosell, “Dandy” Don Meredith and Frank Gifford. Meredith would often sing ‘Turn out the Lights, the partys over” as one team or another dominated the proceedings … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Deals and Dealmaking, News, Sports, TV
Tagged Deals, Don Meredith, ESPN, ESPN's Monday Night Football, football, Frank Gifford, Howard Cosell, Monday Night Football, Sports, TV
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Starbucks and Marvel Sign Free Comics Deal
Not sure how this one got past us as it combines at least three of our favorite things (comics, coffee and sitting on our asses). Maybe its because a lot of the team has been going to Coffee Bean lately? … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Marvel, Mobile, News, Tech
Tagged ESPN, Marvel, Marvel Digital Comics, Mediabistro, Starbucks, The Economist, The Internets
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Discovery, IMAX, And Sony Teaming Up For 3D Network
With Cameron’s Avatar raking in over $1 Billion, and just about every big-budget film coming out in the next year getting the “3D treatment”, it only makes sense that three large companies would decide to partner up so that America … Continue reading



