NEW YORK (AP) — World Cup games typically don’t line up well with the North American workweek, often taking place when you should be in bed or at work.
As much as it’s fun to go to a bar then, I appreciate having more options for watching games online this time around. Think about it: The first iPad came out just two months before the start of the last World Cup, in 2010. I had neither a smartphone nor a tablet then. Now I have both.
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