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Antitrust Lawsuit Filed Against The NFL For Not Letting Teams Use Bluesky

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NFL national football league bluesky An antitrust lawsuit has been filed by two football fans against the NFL for not allowing its teams to use the social media app Bluesky. They claim the NFL is engaging in “an unlawful group boycott and restraint of free speech and commerce.” Three weeks ago, Fred Kirsch, Vice President of Content for Kraft Sports + Entertainment/New England Patriots, said on an episode of the Patriots Unfiltered podcast that …

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NFL hit with lawsuit from fans as teams are 'not allowed to' join Bluesky: reports

The National Football League was hit with an antitrust lawsuit by two fans who claim the league has refused to allow its teams to join Bluesky, according to multiple reports. Patrick Brown, a Chicago Bears fan, and Collin Vincent, who roots for the Seattle Seahawks, filed a 14-page complaint in New York, alleging the league is restraining engagement between teams and players on the social media site. "Where the teams meet their fans on social me…

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Antitrust Lawsuit Filed Against The NFL For Not Letting Teams Use Bluesky

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The Comeback

NFL faces major lawsuit

Following the highs of Super Bowl LIX and the spectacle that went along with it, it sounds like the NFL is now dealing with a much more serious and unfortunate situation as the league is facing a lawsuit from a group of fans. Since the social media website Twitter was purchased and rebranded as X by billionaire Elon Musk, Bluesky has emerged as a growing alternative for those unhappy with the changes at Twitter/X. However, despite Bluesky’s grow…

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NFL sued for not allowing teams on Bluesky

As many social media users have looked for an alternative to the platform formerly (and still informally) known as Twitter after it was purchased and rebranded to X by Elon Musk, Bluesky has emerged as one of the top options. NFL fans hoping to still follow their favorite teams on “the other app,” however, have hit a road block, with the league barring franchises from having a presence on Bluesky. But while the NFL’s resistance to allowing teams…

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