YouTube’s pursuit of Jason Kelce for its exclusive Chargers-Chiefs broadcast in Brazil was thwarted by ESPN. Kelce, now an ESPN analyst, is restricted from appearing on competitor platforms like YouTube due to a new company policy. This decision marks a shift from last season, as ESPN tightens control over its on-air talent amid the rise of streaming in live sports. Post navigation Tesla bull on Nvidia CEO: Jensen is 10% politician; shares take on company stock Dhankhar applies for pension; seeks MLA benefits – why was it stopped in 2019
