ESPN Bet wanted to take on FanDuel and DraftKings in sports betting. It's not going well.
The bruising few months for Penn Entertainment's sports betting app ESPN Bet show the long, hard road for any brand rivaling FanDuel and DraftKings.
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Athlete betting scandals are rocking sports — but there's an upside
Sports-betting scandals have led to some athlete bans, undermined sports, and given gambling a bad rep. Here's how the industry tries to thwart them.
Athlete marketing is booming with the evolution of NIL and creating new career paths
Athlete marketing was upended in 2021 when the NCAA opened the door for student-athletes to make money from their name, image, and likeness.
Sports betting faces big challenges. Here's how rising-star executives in the industry are trying to solve them.
Rising star executives shared the biggest challenges facing the sports-betting industry Responsible gaming and product development were top of mind.
16 rising stars of sports betting and gaming who are driving growth areas like responsible gaming, micro betting, and pick 'em fantasy
As sports betting and gaming booms, we're highlighting early- to mid-career staffers at companies including DraftKings, FanDuel, PrizePicks, and more.
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Read the pitch decks from sports and gaming startups that helped raise millions of dollars
See the pitch decks that 17 sports and gaming startups used to raise millions — from betting to gaming to video creation to consumer product firms.
Read the 20-page pitch deck a sports startup used to raise $2.2 million to bring betting to obscure sports like CarJitsu and slapfighting
Startup Pro League Network operates niche sports like slapfighting, CarJitsu, and professional streetball, and gets them ready for sports betting.
A sports startup for bettors and creators raised $3.7 million. Read 10 key pitch-deck slides it used to get seed funding.
SoBet is a sports-betting content platform that works with short-form video creators.
Seeking nominations for our inaugural list of sports betting's rising stars
Business Insider is compiling its first list of rising stars in the US sports-betting industry. Submit nominations through May 13, 2024.
20 private-equity firms making big moves in sports, from investing in NBA teams to women's and youth sports
A rundown of the biggest private-equity firms in sports, from Arctos to Sixth Street, and where they're investing as team and league valuations soar.
How Netflix has changed the global entertainment industry
Netflix has been declared the winner of the paid streaming wars, and now it's pivoting to advertising and other new strategies.
How much Snap pays employees in the US
Data reveals annual salaries at Snapchat's owner, including engineering, product, research, sales, and other jobs at Snap.
Snap offers as much as $500,000 in base salary to top Snapchat talent. Here's pay data on US jobs in engineering, sales, and more.
Business Insider analyzed US work-visa data to see what Snap, Snapchat's parent company, offered to pay for jobs over the last two years.
Making a meme stock: How MoviePass' ex-chair hyped up a 'TikTok killer' that crashed and burned, leaving ordinary investors holding the bag
MoviePass' former chairman Ted Farnsworth tried to stage his next act with a "TikTok killer." The company collapsed and cost investors millions.
Here's how much Disney pays its employees
Data shows how much Disney pays its employees across streaming and other tech roles.
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How NIL deals and brand sponsorships are helping college athletes make money
NIL deals and brand sponsorships are helping college athletes get paid. The name, image, and likeness recognition is ensuring players get a share.
Disney streaming salary data shows Disney+ and Hulu staffers can earn as much as $385,000 in pay. See the full list.
Disney streaming salary data shows how much Disney+ and Hulu jobs can pay. See how much software engineers and other roles make.
Inside Gen-Z sports brand Overtime's road to $100 million in revenue and how it plans to build on the momentum
CEO Dan Porter laid out how Overtime is trying to emulate the pro sports league model with younger athletes.
How much Netflix pays employees in jobs ranging from administrative assistant to engineer, according to salary data
How much Netflix pays employees in software engineering, marketing, finance, and other roles was revealed in a data analysis by Business Insider.
Netflix salary data shows how much the company pays for 220 jobs across content, finance, marketing, and more
Netflix salary data shows the company offered base pay from $72,000 to $1 million for different jobs. Its careers page lists hundreds of open roles.