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- How the NFL's 32 teams measure up in the business behind the game. Team Team...
- Articles 2008-12-19
- The NFL's Smartest Business Team
- The savvy business formula that make NFL's most successful team its best-run business. Maximized Revenue Stream According to the league’s business model, all 32 teams share...
- Articles 2008-12-19
- The Tech Behind the Game
- The NFL may not be the most tech-savvy industry, but these recent innovations are upgrading the way teams take care of business on the field. .imageCaptioned { width:210px; float:right; margin:0px 0 10px 10px; padding:5px 5px 0; background:#edece7; border:1px solid #d4d4d4; } * html .imageCaptioned { display:inline;...
- Articles 2008-12-19
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- Five-year impasse ends in football - National Football League; National Football League Players Association
- A 5-year impasse between the National Football League NFL and the National Football League Players Association ended with an agreement in principle by the parties on a settlement covering players under contract with the 28 football teams. Major stumbling blocks to settlement were proposals dealing with free agency (the unrestricted...
- Research articles 1993-03-01
- Sports leagues stress youth-oriented causes; NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL are adding to their national programs. (National Football League, Major League Baseball, National Basketball Association, National Hockey League)(includes list of clothing companies involved
- The four major sports leagues are becoming increasingly involved with programs for city children. The Major League Baseball has its Reviving Baseball in Inner cities program that began in 1992. The program offers children a place to belong other than to a gang. The National Football League has a Football...
- Research articles 1994-06-14
- OLN scores arena football.(National Football League)(Brief Article)
- STAMFORD, CONN, -- Recently spurned by the National Football League in its attempt to grab an eight-game primetime package, Comcast Corp.-owned OLN last Friday announced that it will distribute Arena Football League games, the first of which was .. STAMFORD, CONN, -- Recently spurned...
- Research articles 2006-02-20
- National Football League. (Programming Briefs).(ESPN reports a 17% increase in ratings for National Football League games)(Brief Article)
- BRISTOL, CONN.--The whistle sounded on a strong National Football League season for ESPN on Dec. 29, with the total-sports network tackling a 17 percent rise in ratings and a 19 percent advance in delivery. For the 18-game schedule, ESPN aver ...
- Research articles 2003-01-06
- NBC threatens NFL on b'cast rights. (National Broadcasting Company Inc. NBC Sports; National Football League; broadcast)
- LOS ANGELES -- NBC Sports president Dick Ebersol last week threatened to pull the network out of the next round of talks for National Football League games unless the league grants NBC more concessions. Also last week, a baseball executive sa...
- Research articles 1993-02-01
- Football ratings down. (Entertainment and Sports Programming Network, Turner Network Television National Football League ratings for 1996 season)(Brief Article)
- Lower football ratings for ESPN and TNT may cost the networks some ad dollars when negotiating begins with advertisers for the 1997-98 National Football League season. Both cable networks saw their ratings drop at least 10% this past season c ...
- Research articles 1997-02-03
- Clock ticks on NFL kickoff for unfamiliar audience; Pro football matchup set for Beijing, but teaching new game won't be easy.(national football league )
- The national football league has less than a year to build interest in China in the almost unknown sport of American football--known as "olive ball'' in Chinese--before the first NFL game in Beijing next August. The merchandising, sponsorship The national football league has...
- Research articles 2006-10-09
- NFL football logo apparel sales pinch-hit for baseball; retailers say timing of Major League Baseball strike wasn't too harmful. (licensed team apparel retailers shift from baseball to National Football League merchandise)
- Retailers of licensed team apparel have dropped baseball merchandise in favor of National Football League products as football season gets underway. The Major League Baseball players strike is expected to most seriously affect national retailers rather than regional firms. A J. C. Penney Co source expected sales of licensed baseball...
- Research articles 1994-08-31
- Flat's not so bad for NFL's ratings.(Programming)(the National Football League's programming provides steady television ratings)(Brief Article)
- In what has been a tough fall season for broadcast networks, the National Football League has proven to be a bright spot. Pro football ratings are basically even with last year on broadcast and up slightly on cable. Now, the coming playoffs promise In...
- Research articles 2004-01-05
- NFL pay-per-view package heads to TVRO, may go to DBS. (National Football League; direct broadcast satellite television)
- NEW YORK -- The National Football League will offer a package of almost all its 1994 regular-season football games to C-band backyard dish owners, said Ron Bernard, president of NFL Enterprises. Bernard added that he's "currently having talks NEW YORK -- The National...
- Research articles 1994-03-21
- ESPN Touts Pre-Season NFL Numbers.(television audience for preseason National Football League games has increased)(Brief Article)
- BRISTOL, CONN. - ESPN said its first three Sunday Night Football telecasts generated an average rating 16-percent higher than its first three pre-season National Football League games ... BRISTOL, CONN. - ESPN said its first three Sunday Night Football telecasts generated an average rating...
- Research articles 2001-08-27
- CBS arms for sports rights fights. (network to pursue broadcast contracts for National Football League, National Basketball Association)(Brief Article)
- The network television rights packages for the National Football League and the National Basketball Association are up for renewal in two seasons. Last week, CBS began preparing for the day, probably next year, when it may get a shot at reacquiring The network television...
- Research articles 1996-11-11
- NFL kicks ESPN to top spot. (Top of the Week).(National Football League)(Brief Article)
- The National Football League is hot enough to carry an entire cable network on its shoulder pads. Buoyed by to stellar football ratings, ESPN finished November with a 2.4 average prime time rating, more than a half rating point away from its closes The...
- Research articles 2002-12-02
- Specter Vows to Lift NFL TV Exemption.(Arlen Specter to push for a law on television contracts issue for National Football League )
- By Ted Hearn Would Repeal Bill That Lets League Share Rights Wealth Washington-- A law that allows the National Football League to sign lucrative television contracts on behalf of all of its 32 teams should be...
- Research articles 2006-12-11
- The NFL takes aim at pay-per-view in 1992. (National Football League)
- The NFL Takes Aim at Pay-Per-View in 1992 Several pay-per-view executives said they have had initial discussions with the National Football League about possible pay-per-view distribution of league games. But at least one congressman said he wa The NFL Takes...
- Research articles 1991-03-04
- NFL Net Sounds preseason whistle.(Programming Briefs)(National Football League)(Brief Article)
- NEW YORK -- Football season is right around the corner and the NFL Network will be filling the airwaves with plenty of preseason pigskin action. NFL Network said last week that it will air 54 National Football League preseason games in...
- Research articles 2004-07-26
- Roger Goodell; Readying for sports' biggest day.(Special Report: Sports)(interview of National Football League commissioner)(Interview)
- Football commands the largest TV-rights fees, but do you envision a day when the National Football League is the sole content provider? Football commands the largest TV-rights fees, but do you envision a day when the National Football League is the sole content provider?
- Research articles 2007-01-29
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