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INDIANAPOLIS, IN-- - RotoExperts, LLC, the independent industry leader in Fantasy Sports content, is proud to announce its newest venture, Legends Fantasy Sports Games. Highlighting this suite of games, ...

Developers will be able to create and sell just about any fantasy sports-related apps they can think of to users of CBSSports.com , one of the world's three largest fantasy sports websites.

Join us as we live blog Friday's game action. Stop by and participate in the discussion or just lurk and take it all in. We'll get started at 5:00pm PT/8:00pm ET. Friday's schedule of games (all times ET): 7:00pm - MIA@PHI, WAS@TOR, CLE@ORL 7:30pm - MIN@NJN, MIL@DET 8:00pm - NY@BOS, PHO@HOU, MEM@OKC 8:30pm - IND@DAL 10:30pm - LAL@DEN

CBS Sports is opening its fantasy sports platform to third-party developers, allowing them to sell league-specific apps that will likely make this year's games a lot more competitive for millions of players and --- developers hope --- the $800 million per year fantasy sports industry even more lucrative.

  Of the estimated 32 million fantasy sports participants in the U.S., as projected by the Fantasy Sports Trade Association, many are content to play only fantasy football, or possibly add fantasy baseball to keep busy during the summer. Others, however, have an interest in playing fantasy spor...

LAS VEGAS, Nev. - CBS Sports is opening its fantasy sports platform to third-party developers, allowing them to sell league-specific apps that will likely make this year's games a lot more competitive for millions of players and — developers hope — the $800 million per year fantasy sports industry even more lucrative.

Fantasy sports, just like everything else, have also been making the transition to mobile, with news aggregating apps turning to fantasy sports ( a la Taptu , Evri , and more). But few of the big media properties have gotten with the times and opened their data-rich platforms to indie developers and data hounds. Today, it looks like CBS Sports is leading the way, as it is officially opening up ...

There's a commercial out there now for "My Zone Headphones" — perhaps you've seen it — in which we see a man trying to watch the Big Game (we know this because he's wearing a generic sports jersey). But — alas! — his kids and/or...