Tegnas closure and Amazon start "Fire TV channels Bracket Breakdown"

Tysons, va.-Tegna Inc. has announced that Amazon Fire TV channels for a new series called “Fire TV Channels Bracket Breakdown” that offers College basketball fans a new approach to reporting on the NCAA tournament for men and women.

The new series from Tegnas blocked Podcast network will cover the tournament with a single click on Fire TV, Fire Tablet and Echo Show devices. “Bracket Breakdown” combines the specialist knowledge of remarkable players, findings from basketball journalists and local reporting, for which Tegnas Podcast network is known, reported Tegna.

The first “Bracket Breakdown” started with the selection on March 16 on March 16 and continues on April 6th over the national championship game via Amazon Fire TV channels without downloads or fees.

“The blocking is uniquely positioned to report today's basketball fans and to offer a new perspective on the tournament for millions of customers on Amazon Fire TV channels,” said President David Locke. “In addition to our successful College Sportsport Fast TV channel and on-demand shows for practically every team, no other sports outlet can combine the best national analysts with local experts that cover these teams all year round.”

“Bracket Breakdown” is blocked by a number of former and current NBA, WNBA and Collegiate Players as well as national and local team experts from the podcast network.

Production takes place in Locked on's Studios in the Tegna Station WFAA in Dallas. All episodes “Bracket Breakdown” will be available on Amazon Fire TV channels on need. The fans find “Bracket Breakdown” on Fire TV, Fire Tablet and Echo Show devices and can simply access it by asking Alexa to watch “Bracket Breakdown”, Tegna explained.

Tegnas closure and Amazon start “Fire TV channels Bracket Breakdown”

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