rotonation.com - 6/24/2008
—
The biggest annoyance for fantasy football players is that unless they subscribe to the rarely valuable NFL Network , which most did not because of an ongoing battle between the NFL and cable providers, they were unable to watch the Thursday night football games and track their fantasy football team. This battle was so much of an issue last year that members of Congress were pressuring the ...
Comments
Blog Reactions
Daily Haze
N/A —
... Remember those Thursday night games many of you missed out on last year? You may get to watch them this year, sans NFL Network. [RotoNation] ...
Related Content
Commenter's Corner
ballhype.com 6/23/2008 — I don't know what other Apocalypse you're thinking of We want your word(sss)... Redsauce has things the Mayans don't have : ...thus fulfilling the first sign of the Apocalypse. la287 speaks for pretty much all of us : Apparently Stephen A. has been demoted to doing player interviews, instead of working on the main broadcast. We'll see ...
ESPN Still Desperately Wants To Be Cool Again [Blind]
deadspin.com 6/24/2008 — A couple of years ago, some of ESPN's on-air talent was being lured away by another competing cable network that promised them a Daily Show -style vehicle, centered around sports instead of politics. Some were very interested — and some were ...
ESPN to Go Deeper Into Late Night - 6/23/2008
broadcastingcable.com 6/23/2008 — Timeline and a sporty Daily Show coming by next spring? By Ben Grossman -- Broadcasting & Cable, 6/23/2008 ESPN wants to build out a new late-night presence on ESPN2, but probably won't return to scripted programming anytime soon, according to senior ...
