Fanatics has officially entered the ticketing market. The company has teamed up with Ticketmaster to launch the Fanatics Ticket Marketplace. In addition to apparel and collectibles, the Fanatics ...

The lawsuit filed by Fanatics against Marvin Harrison Jr. took a fascinating new turn this week. The company refiled its lawsuit with two crucial new twists. One, the lawsuit was expanded to add ...

Then I saw the man pull out a box with the Fanatics logo on it. Right away, I knew what was happening. I may or may not have rolled my eyes. Inside the box were four Justin Jefferson jerseys (I ...

Google+ shuffled off this mortal coil to the great app graveyard back in 2019 — right? Well, not quite. As a reminder, its corpse was reanimated as Google Currents, designed strictly for paying ...

Fanatics had been set to become the exclusive trading cards licensee for MLB in 2025, when Topps’ deal with the league was set to expire. But Fanatics said Tuesday that as a result of the Topps ...

Google+ was launched in mid-2011, a follow-up to the company's previous failed attempts to successfully break into the social media market.

If the Australian usage of Google+ is anything to go by – just 45,000 users in March compared to Facebook’s 15 million – it never really caught on. Google+ is no longer available to users.

Google has officially started the process of shutting down and deleting all consumer accounts on its Google+ social network platform, bringing an end to the company’s attempt to directly compete ...

You've probably forgotten all about it already, but today, April 2, is the day Google officially shuts down its social network, Google+. The company disabled the creation of new accounts in ...

Google+ allowed users to share photos and videos, start conversations and create their own online “communities”. For a variety of reasons, however, the platform never really took off.

Google+, the search giant's failed social network, will finally be laid to rest on Tuesday morning. Launched in 2011 and competing with Facebook and Twitter, it was Google's fourth attempt at a ...