Ten Hag Slams Media, Calls Coventry Reaction a ‘Disgrace’

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag lashed out at the media on Tuesday, calling the reaction to the club’s FA Cup semi-final victory over Coventry City a ‘disgrace’. Ten Hag’s team advanced to the final via a penalty shootout after squandering a three-goal lead in regulation time. Despite the victory, Ten Hag was critical of the team’s performance and the media’s response.

Public Trust in Government and Media Plummets, Survey Finds

A recent survey reveals a widespread decline in public trust in government and national media, with only 25% of people believing the government acts in their best interests and 26% saying the same about large media outlets. Local councils are seen as having the most influence on community quality of life, but trust in all public institutions is low. Negative opinions about local services, particularly among older adults, are also prevalent, with the majority blaming the UK government for the decline. Despite the lack of trust, 62% of people express a desire for greater involvement in local decision-making.

NBA Looks to Secure New Streaming-Focused TV Rights Deal

The National Basketball Association (NBA) is reportedly in talks with both tech giants and legacy media companies for a new long-term television rights deal that emphasizes streaming options. This move reflects the growing shift towards streaming services and away from traditional broadcast channels. Live sports continue to attract a large audience, particularly with the increasing popularity of gambling and fantasy sports, fueling the competition for streaming rights.

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