Chicago Sports Network strikes deal with FuboTV to fill in some of the gaps in the Chicago market
Working Lunch Monday, October 28, 2024 | | |
| | | | | It's lunchtime, Chicago. It didn’t get done in time for the Bulls regular-season opener Wednesday, but FuboTV has agreed to add the Chicago Sports Network to its streaming lineup ahead of the team’s second game Friday night. The eleventh-hour distribution deal, announced Friday afternoon, allowed Fubo to flip the switch and turn on the nascent sports network before the Bulls played the Bucks in Milwaukee, making the game available to its pay-TV subscribers in the Chicago market. Meanwhile, Cook County officials and attendees
gathered Friday to celebrate the launch of Pace Suburban Bus On Demand service in Lansing, Calumet City and South Holland. The launch of Lansing Area On Demand Oct. 7 marked the 11th zone for Pace’s pilot reservation-based program and the first time this service has been introduced in the south suburbs, officials said. Read that story and more in today's Working Lunch. Get news alerts | Top business stories | Real estate | | | | Many other Chicago-area viewers, including Comcast subscribers, remain unable to tune in since the new regional sports network hit the airwaves Oct. 1. | | | | | Pace Suburban Bus launched reservation-based On Demand bus service Oct. 7. | | | | | The grand opening of the toy store marked a reprisal of the iconic retailer after it first filed bankruptcy in 2017 and shuttered stores nationwide by 2021. | | | | | The technology alerts gate agents with an audible sound if a passenger tries to scan a ticket ahead of their assigned group. | | | | | The founder of the CDW computer-sales empire is selling his 50th floor condo in Park Tower on Michigan Avenue in the Gold Coast. | | | |
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