SBJ In-Depth: NFL Season Preview
Published July 30, 2012The NFL kicks off a new season with seemingly perpetual momentum driving its key business metrics to new heights. Still, the league isn’t taking plays off as it seeks ways to drive revenues higher and to improve the experience for fans attending games. Teams are taking the same approach as they look to deepen their connections in local markets. The league office, teams, media partners, sponsors — we’ll talk to them all and highlight the strategies, issues and people worth watching in the season ahead.
Publishing Date: Sept. 3 Ad Close: Aug. 20 Materials Close: Aug. 22. For more information, contact Julie Tuttle, National Director of Advertising at 212-500-0711 or jtuttle@sportsbusinessjournal.com.
Olympics
NBC Off To Best Summer Olympic Viewership Mark During Opening Weekend
NBC Criticized For Use of Tape Delay, Quality Of Live Stream Broadcasts
Whimsical Opening Ceremony Takes Different Approach From Beijing Predecessor
Empty Seats An Early Focus At London Games; Coe Insists Attendance Is Not An Issue
Wembley Concessions Not Accepting Visa During Soccer Matches, Cash Only
Dig This: Beach Volleyball Hosted On Horse Guards Parade Proving To Be A Hit
Olympic Cauldron Out Of Public View, As Coe Says It Is Not A "Tourist Attraction"
IOC Sells TV Rights To '14, '16 Games In China To CCTV For Reported $160M
Hope Solo Will Not Be Disciplined For Twitter Rant Against NBC's Brandi Chastain
Fans' Text Messages, Tweets Blamed For Interrupting TV Coverage Of Cycling Race
NBA Stars Speak Out Against Proposed Age Rule Change For Olympic Participation
Olympic Marketing Notes: NBC Generating $1.2B In Ad Sales From London Games
Olympics Names In The News
What's Trending From London: NBC's Tape-Delayed Coverage Creating A Stir
Medal Stand: Ryan Lochte Already Starting To Cash In For Sponsors
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