Omar Raja

AI Lip Dubbing Puts Words In Your Mouth Forbes
New York
Chris Simms goes off on ‘SportsCenter’ Instagram account in expletive-filled tirade New York Post
It’s TikTok’s world. Can TV live in it?VOX recode
China , Canada , Wall Street , Łazy , Americas
'SportsNation' is making a comeback on ESPN+engadget
ESPN Hopes Short-Form ‘ESPN Stories’ Will Intrigue Digitally-Savvy Sports Fans variety.com
TDoes ESPN know that the NHL exists?thetowerlight.com
Melrose , Canada , Washington Capitals , New Orleans , Portland Trail Blazers
Celebrity Researcher Brené Brown to Launch Podcast About Unlocking Emotion at SXSW (EXCLUSIVE)variety.com
Miami , Aria , Cuba , Gap , Chicago
Verizon Media Taps Gap CTO Rathi Murthy for Top Tech Post variety.com
Miami , Aria , Las Vegas , Cuba
Craig Russell’s ‘Lennox’ Crime Thriller Books Being Adapted for TV (EXCLUSIVE)variety.com
A+E Networks Sets Production Pact With Ozy Media variety.com
Imperative Entertainment, ‘Broken Harts’ Creator Team on ‘Baron of Botox’ Podcast (EXCLUSIVE)variety.com
Cuba , Miami
Prince to Receive All-Star Grammy Tribute Starring Alicia Keys, Beck, Foo Fighters, Sheila E.variety.com
Americas , Spain , France , Serbia , Hungary
ESPN Bets on Instagram Guru Omar Raja in Quest for Younger Fans (EXCLUSIVE)variety.com
Bristol
INSIGHT: Everything you need to see yaledailynews.com
Friendly , Sacramento , California , Rocklin
ESPN plucks House of Highlights founder Omar Raja from Bleacher Report New York Post
Twitter Expands Live-Streaming Video Lineup, Sets Content Deals With Viacom, ESPN, Live Nation, Univision, and More variety.com
Wall Street , United Kingdom , Live In , Mira
Instagram star Omar Raja was feeling burnt out ... until Kobe Bryant gave him a pep talk VOX recode
Recode Daily: China says Trump’s U.S. is “opening fire on the entire world”VOX recode
Los Angeles , United Kingdom , Toys R Us , China
House of Highlights is turning Instagram into must-watch TV for young sports fans VOX recode
San Francisco
Why Instagram Is Suddenly the Place for Sports Highlights Wired.com

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