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If you have a high speed satellite internetconnection, this is a great time to be a sports fan. No matter if theycrave football, hockey, baseball, basketball or even soccer, sportsfans are no longer limited to only watching whats on their localtelevision stations, but instead they can choose from dozens of livegames on their computer. Even more amazing, many websites offermultiple games for free. What fan wouldnt be happy with that? One of the first websites to offer live streaming sporting events ontheir website was ESPN.com. Already the leader on live sports on cabletelevision (they recently secured the rights to the college footballBCS championship series, becoming the first cable network to broadcasta major championship game), ESPN recently introduced ESPN360.com, awebsite which broadcasts full, live sporting events over the internet.ESPN utilizes this technology mostly for college football andbasketball games which allows viewers to choose from multiple games towatch throughout the day. Depending on your internet speed thestreaming is somewhere between average and good, but you cant beat theaccess to multiple football games that the website gives you. A couple of years ago, CBS made waves in the sports world by offeringevery single game of the NCAA Basketball playoffs for free livestreaming on their CBS Sports website. This service was offered for tworeasons: 1) because the opening rounds featured multiple games beingplayed at the same times, people were only able to watch regional gamesand thus missed around 75% of the other action; and 2) because manygames started during work hours, the average fan could now have a wayto watch the games from their office computer. The website even offeredan emergency boss button which brought up a spread sheet if someonewere to wander into a workspace during a game. NFL Sunday Ticket has been a popular television package for Direct TVwhich offers customers the chance to watch every football game, in orout of market, from their home. Last year, Sunday Ticket branched outinto cyber space and now offers subscribers the opportunity to watchlive games on their computer or cell phone. This type of mobiletechnology has also been embraced by other satellite companies whichoffer soccer, hockey and other live sporting events. Not to be outdone, Major League Baseball and the National Hockey Leagueboth recently launched a service which allows subscribers theopportunity to watch games from their computer. While both leaguescharge for this service, with the way trends have been going look forboth of these leagues to begin to offer live games for free in thecoming seasons.
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