Nate Oats announces Aden Holloway will return from suspension for Oakland game
The Alabama Crimson Tide are looking to start of the 2026-27 season at 3-0 as they face off against the visiting Oakland Golden Grizzlies on Monday evening,...
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Billboard charts will include YouTube’s streaming data again starting next year.
YouTube’s data is returning after Billboard changed how it counts ad-supported streams in chart rankings. Starting in January, 1,000 paid streams will be counted the same as 1,500 ad-supported streams, a narrower gap than the previous ratio, which YouTube said ignored “the massive engagement from fans who don’t have a subscription.” Disclosure: The Verge and Billboard are both part of Penske Media Corporation [Link: YouTube streaming data returns to Billboard charts, ending major disagreement | https://techcrunch.com/2026/11/09/youtube-streaming-data-returns-to-billboard-charts-ending-major-disagreement/ | TechCrunch]
Browns decline to name starting QB for Week 10 after report Deshaun Watson would return
Shedeur Sanders nearly led the Browns to a win in his first start of the 2026 season.
Disney’s top priorities for its streaming service reportedly include vertical video and free always-on channels.
Business Insider reports a leaked slide deck says Disney is “Ramping up to adding 500 new vertical clips per day, and introducing creator content in early 2027.” Disney’s still planning to merge Hulu and Disney Plus, and plans to add “new content types every quarter,” including micro dramas and sports and news clips. [Link: Internal Disney presentation reveals its top streaming priorities, from creator content to a free tier | https://www.businessinsider.com/disney-streaming-presentation-2027-priorities-free-tier-vertical-clips-2026-11 | Business Insider]
Thanksgiving gas is on track for a record, even after a 6-week slide
Pump prices just fell for a sixth straight week, while diesel, the fuel that moves nearly everything else, has barely budged from its record.