Welcome to the Tech Meme Ride Home for Wednesday, December 21st,

2022. I'm Brian McCullough today. A new prediction for 2023, the Sports

Streaming Wars. What's with all the weirdness going on with

Anchor's security cameras? Is Apple going to cancel the iPhone SE? Is the

Google Facebook ad duopoly over and an interesting raise for a deep fake startup.

Here's what you miss today in the world of tech.

Is it too late to put another marker down for 2023 predictions?

Could next year be the year that sports enter the streaming wars in a big way?

Or maybe the streaming wars isn't the right framing really but the

possible transformation of sports viewing thanks to tech companies sources are

telling the Wall Street Journal that the NFL is an advanced talks to give YouTube exclusive

Sunday ticket rights. A deal could be reached as early as today after an

NFL owner meeting scheduled for today.

Quot.

Terms being discussed for the agreement

couldn't immediately be learned.

Satellite broadcaster Direct TV, which is owned by AT&T

and private equity firm TPG, pays one and a half billion dollars annually

for Sunday Ticket rights the Wall Street Journal has reported Sunday

ticket allows subscribers to view all out of market Sunday afternoon games

meaning games that don't involve their local teams.

A potential move of Sunday ticket to YouTube is further evidence of major sports migrating

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