Apple didn’t do too badly out of it, either. With $600 million in box office takings to its name, F1 provided a much-needed ...
With the news that Apple has won the battle for the United States live television rights for Formula 1, it might be easy to link the estimated $140million deal with the success of F1: The Movie. The ...
Apple promoted Eddy Cue to senior vice president of Internet software and services, marking one of the first top appointments since Tim Cook succeeded Steve Jobs as chief executive officer. Cue ...
Eddy Cue, the Vice President of Services for Apple, was speaking at the Autosport Business Exchange (ABX) in New York City on Wednesday, focusing the growing interest in Formula 1 stateside as the ...
It has never been a better time—or a worse time—to be a sports fan, according to Eddy Cue, Apple’s senior vice president of services. “It’s never been a better time, because, let’s face it, every ...
There are quite a few obstacles to being a sports fan in 2025 as compared to prior generations. For one, there’s more content at people’s disposal. Live sports are now competing with video games, ...
Apple’s Senior Vice President of Services Eddy Cue said the company would like to buy more sports rights, but need to be able to do something “unique and special” with the broadcast, reports CNBC. “We ...
Eddy Cue has been on a media tour talking about Apple TV, sports rights, and F1, suggesting that Apple wants to differentiate itself by doing sports differently from everyone else. On October 14, ...
Apple's services chief Eddy Cue made a rare podcast appearance on "The Town" to talk about Apple's TV subscription rebrand and reveals a few tidbits along the way. There have been a lot of questions ...
It didn't take Tim Cook long to make his first move as chief of the iGadgeteers. Today, Apple announced the promotion of former Vice President of Internet Services, Eddy Cue up to Senior Vice ...
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