The FIFA 2014 World Cup was streamed by 280 million peopleA total of 3.2 billion viewers watched the tournament.By E. Alvarez, 12.16.2015TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
Facebook and Twitter say 2014 was about protests and the World CupBy J. Fingas, 12.10.2014TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
Snapchat lets everyone contribute to a shared World Cup photo albumBy J. Fingas, 07.13.2014TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
Google chose World Cup search trend stories that spared Brazil from further agony (update: Google responds)By J. Fingas, 07.12.2014TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
Watch out: fake EA social accounts are swiping World Cup fans' loginsBy J. Fingas, 06.18.2014TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
France is the first team to benefit from goal-line tech at the World CupBy M. Smith, 06.16.2014TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
Google Glass update serves up World Cup scores and faster photo sharingBy J. Fingas, 06.10.2014TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
Twitter users will pick the Man of the Match during World Cup gamesBy M. Brian, 06.10.2014TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
Brazilians will see every blade of World Cup grass on outdoor 4K screensBy J. Fingas, 05.20.2014TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
9ESPN makes it easy for you to watch the World Cup anytime, anywhereBy E. Alvarez, 05.05.2014TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
FIFA reconsiders 3D World Cup 2014 coverage after ESPN 3D shutdownBy R. Lawler, 06.23.2013TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
Brazil's World Cup host cities first in line to get 4G upgradesBy D. Melanson, 05.23.2011TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare