A roundup of posts from the FSB News page:

- Content from The Sports Network will now be available to mobile-phone users globally.

- Ashton Kutcher plans to extend his Web business pursuits into fantasy football.

- An AOL Fanhouse blogger takes issue with the notion that fantasy hockey has gotten too serious. (The response is to this column on About.com.)

- The Washington Times takes a look at the trend of mixing fantasy football with social networks.

- A Colorado Fox affiliate profiles Sara Holladay, an actual librarian whom you might know as the Fantasy Football Librarian.

- There’s at least some concern in England that big-money backers are changing the landscape of Premiership soccer.

- Welcome DraftMix.com to the genre of fantasy competition that renews on a daily or weekly basis.

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