In Boston, Chad Finn reports Stadium's Jeff Goodman "teamed up with fellow college basketball reporter Rob Dauster to launch a new podcast network," the Field of 68 Media Network. The "Goodman and Hummel Podcast," co-hosted by Robbie Hummel, launched Monday. Other podcasts "debuting this week include Dauster's 'The Rebound Podcast' and 'Inside the Mind of Miles' with former Nebraska coach Tim Miles." Upcoming are 12 podcasts "released prior to the college basketball season," hosted by former stars of "high-profile programs" (BOSTON GLOBE, 10/28).
STREAM WEAVER: In Pittsburgh, Mike Persak notes beginning with the '20-21 NHL season, AT&T SportsNet "will now be carried by fuboTV." The streaming service at the end of '19 "reported that it had about 316,000 paid subscribers." AT&T SportsNet "will be carried as part of its basic package, which costs $59.99 a month" (PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE, 10/28).
GETTING INTO THE MIX: The HOLLYWOOD REPORTER's Natalie Jarvey reported T-Mobile is "launching a new suite of skinny TV bundles aimed at cord cutters." T-Mobile is entering the market with prices that "will undercut many of the existing offerings." Its TVision Vibe offering "will include 30 channels -- mostly entertainment offerings that don't feature news or sports -- for $10 per month." Its TVision Live packages "start at $40 per month for access to about 30 channels, including NBC and ESPN" (HOLLYWOODREPORTER.com, 10/27).
