Articles Tagged ‘John Levy’
Toronto Blue Jays sign big deals with TheScore Bet and Mary Brown’s
The long-term deals include broadcast, stadium signage and bars and concessions at the Rogers Centre.
TheScore’s record revenue dinged by spending on growth
The media and sports wagering organization continues to invest heavily in expansion, offsetting continued record-setting revenue.
TheScore’s Q4 revenue cut in half
While the summer months were difficult for the company, a strong September means Q1 is shaping up well so far.
App engagement up, revenue stable for The Score in Q1
Cost of launching The Score Bet offset revenue to break even this quarter.
Record quarter for ads, users at theScore
The mobile sports media company is diving deep into sports betting, but its ad business continues to grow.
TheScore secures $40 million in funding
The mobile media company is going all-in on sports betting, but is also aiming to innovate on its core product.
TheScore’s revenue, users dip slightly
Users, however, are logging on more than they have in the past.
TheScore’s first quarter goes smoothly
The mobile sports media co. hit record revenue, crediting Canadian direct sales and U.S. programmatic operations for its success.
TheScore’s revenue and iOS app users increase
The company saw a rise in monthly users, while its EBITDA loss was only $44,000, compared to $2.2 million for the same period last year.
Ad business gives theScore a healthy quarter
The media company is still facing challenges for growth in the Android market.
TheScore gets its first positive quarter
Direct ad sales in Canada are up, but the sports media co must focus to shore up Android-using audiences.
Lack of major events dogs TheScore in Q4
Plus, a major app update shook users, but the company is moving ahead with an ad-forward design and new features.
Revenue and sessions up for theScore
The mobile media company attributed growth to a number of sponsorship deals including a lucrative deal with Chevrolet.
Monthly users down, but sessions and ad rev up for theScore
The Toronto-based sports media company has noted a $1.5 million year-over-year increase in its ad revenue, with most coming from south of the border.
