Media+Coverage

== =Media Coverage = NFL has come along way since its introduction in the early 1920's, since there broadcasting technology has revolutionized the way we watch football. The super bowl is one of the most watched shows on television, drawing in large amounts of sponsorship and funding. This is because football and sports in general can bring such a diversified audience while other more specialized shows will not have such a large market. The rights to these football broadcasts are also the most expensive to purchase. Games are only broadcasted by FOX, CBS, NBC, ESPN, and the NFL Network. The video below is an in depth and behind the scenes look of what it takes to produce top of line football footage.

NFL has also used new broadcasting technology to broadcast over the internet, cellular phones, and radio stations. October 2006 marked the launch of NFL.com which was able to keep fans up to date with standings, player information, and video footage. By 2008 fans were also able to watch live games online media type="youtube" key="egLzNsV7OzM" height="218" width="371" align="left"with a paid subscription to the site. This brought the players and the corporation a new outlet and way to reach it's fans.

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