Fox Sports Reaches Agreement With Facebook To Tap Into Data From Media-Centric APIs
Fox Sports became the latest media entity to reach an agreement to use the two media-centric application-programming interfaces the social network introduced earlier this month, as Facebook and Fox Sports announced a six-month partnership deal Sunday, as reported by Mashable.
Fox Sports became the latest media entity to reach an agreement to use the two media-centric application-programming interfaces the social network introduced earlier this month, as Facebook and Fox Sports announced a six-month partnership deal Sunday, as reported by Mashable.
Data from Facebook’s public feed API and keyword insights API will be used during Fox Sports National Football League, college football, and soccer telecasts for enhancement such as live polls, answering viewers’ questions during broadcasts, and real-time streams of conversations on the social network, Mashable reported, added that the deal strictly covers content, and no money is exchanging hands.
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