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NFL amps up its digital media, launching a fantasy football effort The goal is to meet the fans any time, anywhere, with the content they want real-time game updates, video highlights, a mobile app that tells a displaced fan which local sports bar attracts others who root for "America's Team." "It's critical in this day and age to have a relationship with your fan base," said Steve Bornstein, president and chief executive of . "It's in the best interest,[http://bbs.ta365.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=2898645 NFL Debrief- The AFC is flawed at the top], not only of our fans, but for the NFL, to have a direct consumer relationship. Much of what we do in the digital space is trying to enhance that." The NFL once treated its online and mobile rights like its broadcast TV rights. It licensed Internet rights to CBS, which produced NFL.com. 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"The fact that the NFL is actively playing in the media space, controlling ad sales and distribution of content how can you do that without having control of your digital channel?" said David Katz, who negotiated CBS' deal to stream NFL games and now runs ThePostGame, a digital sports magazine. Since taking its digital media operations in-house, the NFL has seen annual visits to its properties quadruple, to 1.2 billion, and the number of fantasy football players triple. It has a team that works exclusively on managing the league's presence on social platforms including Facebook and Twitter, where it trails other leagues,[http://yabloko-party.info/wiki/%D0%A3%D1%87%D0%B0%D1%81%D1%82%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%BA:Bxiootujb7#NFL_Football_Tickets_Score_Big_on_BuyAnySeat.com NFL Football Tickets Score Big on BuyAnySeat.com], such as the NBA and WWE, according to Sports Fan Graph, which follows fans on these sites. "The conversation is going to happen whether or not we participate," said NFL Digital Media Vice President Greg Isaacs. "So we have made a very conscious decision to participate in a very aggressive way." In the cool, modern interior of the NFL's Culver City office, decorated with team logos, helmets and giant images capturing significant moments in the league's history, Isaacs wore a uniform that was more Silicon Valley than sports executive a hoodie, T-shirt and jeans. Isaacs worked at EBay and AT T Interactive before joining NFL Digital in 2011. Over the last two years, he said, the NFL has seen a dramatic shift in how fans seek out the league's content. On any given Sunday during the football season, more than half of the visits come from mobile devices, as users reach for smartphones and tablets to check scores or get updates on their fantasy football players. Tablet use,[http://www.impactdisc.net/2013/03/-1969-1989.html#comments Woman on track to become first female NFL ref], in particular, has more than doubled over the course of a year, he said. "For us, the exciting part is ... how do you program for the user?" Isaacs said. "The content is experienced differently across a tablet, a mobile device and a desktop." The NFL has developed applications that seek to capitalize on shifting consumer behavior and exploit the league's rights to the kind of sought-after content that, on television, attracts an average of 19.2 million viewers a game, according to measurement firm Nielsen. Its Game Rewind application for and Android tablets gives subscribers on-demand access to all 256 regular-season games and 10 playoff games after they have been televised. Subscribers who pay an annual fee of as much as $70 also can watch condensed games from kickoff to final whistle, without commercials or game delays. A new "coaches film" affords camera angles that coaches use to review plays but that aren't telecast, such as one that captures all 22 players on the field. Some of the biggest opportunities are on mobile devices, said Manish Jha, who runs NFL Digital's mobile business, drawing upon his 16 years at , where he helped launch the online sports network ESPN3. Last year, his team introduced a companion app for the NFL Network's "Thursday Night Football" that offers real-time polling, statistics and live reports from the sidelines. A feature called "where to watch" uses the phone's location and the information people volunteer to help fans of an out-of-town team find where others are congregating locally to watch a game. The NFL has dabbled in next-generation mobile technology. Its "Catch Deion" app used image recognition to trigger a virtual dance performance by Hall of Famer Deion Sanders when people pointed a smartphone camera at Sanders' image on a poster at a store.

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 Former NFL Player Charged With Leaving Child Alone In Car At Strip Club &laquo,[http://wiki.patouchas.net/index.php/User:Rovahomoimi#How_NFL_Teams_Can_Psyche_Out_Their_Opponents_on_Defense How NFL Teams Can Psyche Out Their Opponents on Defense]; CBS Chicago<br>CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) — A former University of Florida and NFL player was arrested after authorities say he left a 3-year-old girl alone in a car while he went into a Clearwater strip club.<br>The Pinellas County Sheriff s Office reports that 41-year-old Monty Ray Grow was charged with child abuse Sunday night. He was later released on $5,[http://savethefloor.com/sugcom/index.php?topic=379507.msg385033#msg385033 New pad rule begins this season- No thigh or knee pads, no play],000 bail.<br>Deputies say Grow went into Diamond Dolls and left the child in the parking lot of the nearby used car dealership,[http://www.gifcn.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=1475435 Jaguars RB Maurice Jones Drew- 'Half the guys drafted in front of me are wo]. Authorities wouldn t say how Grow knew the girl.<br>The girl s mother and grandparents had already removed the uninjured child from the car when deputies arrived,[http://adultpingif.com/ JACKSONVILLE, Fla.- Jags narrow role for 'offensive weapon' Robinson].<br>When Grow returned to the car, he reportedly acknowledged leaving the child unattended.<br>Grow played linebacker for the Gators from 1989 to 1993. He went on to play a season each for the Kansas City Chiefs and the Jacksonville Jaguars,[http://guntoters.com/blog/ Washington Redskins Hidden Roster Gems For 2013 NFL Season].<br>(© 2013by STATS LLC and Associated Press. Any commercial use or distribution without the express written consent of STATS LLC and Associated Press is strictly prohibited.)
+== NFL amps up its digital media, launching a fantasy football ==
+NFL amps up its digital media, launching a fantasy football effort<br>The goal is to meet the fans any time, anywhere, with the content they want real-time game updates, video highlights, a mobile app that tells a displaced  fan which local sports bar attracts others who root for "America's Team."<br><br>"It's critical in this day and age to have a relationship with your fan base," said Steve Bornstein, president and chief executive of . "It's in the best interest,[http://bbs.ta365.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=2898645 NFL Debrief- The AFC is flawed at the top], not only of our fans, but for the NFL, to have a direct consumer relationship. Much of what we do in the digital space is trying to enhance that."<br>The NFL once treated its online and mobile rights like its broadcast TV rights. It licensed Internet rights to CBS, which produced NFL.com. By 2007, the league recognized that the Internet and mobile devices such as  afforded a direct, 24-hour-a-day connection with football fans,[http://17thdegree.com/board/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=173600 Eric Wright trade to San Francisco 49ers from Tamp], and it took the operation in-house.<br>The decision was consistent with the NFL's evolution as a media company. In November 2003, it launched the NFL Network, which now carries 13 prime-time televised games on Thursday nights,[http://www.42une.com/member/blog_post_view.php?postId=103841 Tim Tebow's mobility helping prepare New England P], produces original programming such as  and reaps the financial benefits of selling advertising and collecting subscriber fees from pay-TV distributors.<br>"The fact that the NFL is actively playing in the media space, controlling ad sales and distribution of content how can you do that without having control of your digital channel?" said David Katz, who negotiated CBS' deal to stream NFL games and now runs ThePostGame, a digital sports magazine.<br><br>Since taking its digital media operations in-house, the NFL has seen annual visits to its properties quadruple, to 1.2 billion, and the number of fantasy football players triple. It has a team that works exclusively on managing the league's presence on social platforms including Facebook and Twitter, where it trails other leagues,[http://yabloko-party.info/wiki/%D0%A3%D1%87%D0%B0%D1%81%D1%82%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%BA:Bxiootujb7#NFL_Football_Tickets_Score_Big_on_BuyAnySeat.com NFL Football Tickets Score Big on BuyAnySeat.com], such as the NBA and WWE, according to Sports Fan Graph, which follows fans on these sites.<br>"The conversation is going to happen whether or not we participate," said NFL Digital Media Vice President Greg Isaacs. "So we have made a very conscious decision to participate in a very aggressive way."<br>In the cool, modern interior of the NFL's Culver City office, decorated with team logos, helmets and giant images capturing significant moments in the league's history, Isaacs wore a uniform that was more Silicon Valley than sports executive a hoodie, T-shirt and jeans.<br>Isaacs worked at EBay and AT T Interactive before joining NFL Digital in 2011. Over the last two years, he said, the NFL has seen a dramatic shift in how fans seek out the league's content. On any given Sunday during the football season, more than half of the visits come from mobile devices, as users reach for smartphones and tablets to check scores or get updates on their fantasy football players. Tablet use,[http://www.impactdisc.net/2013/03/-1969-1989.html#comments Woman on track to become first female NFL ref], in particular, has more than doubled over the course of a year, he said.<br><br>"For us, the exciting part is ... how do you program for the user?" Isaacs said. "The content is experienced differently across a tablet, a mobile device and a desktop."<br>The NFL has developed applications that seek to capitalize on shifting consumer behavior and exploit the league's rights to the kind of sought-after content that, on television, attracts an average of 19.2 million viewers a game, according to measurement firm Nielsen.<br>Its Game Rewind application for  and Android tablets gives subscribers on-demand access to all 256 regular-season games and 10 playoff games after they have been televised. Subscribers who pay an annual fee of as much as $70 also can watch condensed games from kickoff to final whistle, without commercials or game delays. A new "coaches film" affords camera angles that coaches use to review plays but that aren't telecast, such as one that captures all 22 players on the field.<br>Some of the biggest opportunities are on mobile devices, said Manish Jha, who runs NFL Digital's mobile business, drawing upon his 16 years at , where he helped launch the online sports network ESPN3. Last year, his team introduced a companion app for the NFL Network's "Thursday Night Football" that offers real-time polling, statistics and live reports from the sidelines. A feature called "where to watch" uses the phone's location and the information people volunteer to help fans of an out-of-town team find where others are congregating locally to watch a game.<br>The NFL has dabbled in next-generation mobile technology. Its "Catch Deion" app used image recognition to trigger a virtual dance performance by Hall of Famer Deion Sanders when people pointed a smartphone camera at Sanders' image on a poster at a  store.