Verizon to stream NFL games and other coverage on phones

Verizon Wireless has scored a deal to stream National Football League games and other coverage, starting with the April 22 draft. Sprint previously had an exclusive deal with the league and will retire its NFL Mobile Live service.

The largest U.S. wireless company reportedly spent $720 million on the deal, according to the Wall Street Journal. Verizon subscribers won’t get the holy grail — that is, access to watch every game on demand.

The package includes live video for NBC’s “Sunday Night Football” and the NFL Network’s Thursday night games, 24-hour news coverage and the RedZone channel. The latter is Sunday afternoon football for the ADD generation; coverage constantly switches between games whenever a team has scored or is likely to. Read more

Amanda Knox Verdict

“Case closed.” The conviction of Amanda Knox and Raffaele sollecito has opposed the strategy of Giuliano Mignini, the chief prosecutor, the doubts about his reconstruction of the crime, how they are edited confirmed during the 11-month study.

A review of the indictment was conducted a DNA test by Patrizia Stefanoni, a researcher with the police. They had asserted the defense that DNA analysis showed an infection to be overcome or too insignificant to be useful – especially on tracks with a kitchen knife to find sollecito apartment, said the prosecutors had DNA Knox near the handle and Kercher on woman on top. Read more