MLB Network’s “Speed Cam” returns for Wednesday’s Braves-Marlins NLDS Game 2 telecast
"The dynamic part of this camera is that it can really get up to a good speed up and down the dugout," says MLB Network producer Chris Pfeiffer.
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Jerry Gepner, known for on-screen scores and the first-down line, gives a memorable Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame induction speech
"I've been thinking of this and said 'You know, if I had me working for me, I would have fired me a long time ago.' And there's a lot of truth to that. But it points to one of the great blessings of my career; people who didn't fire me. Really, these folks deserve their own Hall of Fame."
Jimmy Pitaro says ESPN will continue VR/AR/isocam experiments, especially online: “We do not believe that AR or VR is a fad.”
"We’ve been leaders in the virtual reality and augmented reality space for a long time now. We’ve already developed content for the Oculus [VR headset] and are willing to make our content available in those spaces."
Networks and leagues are expressing interest in bringing wearable cameras into live games
The hope is that the cameras will provide unique angles that will attract younger viewers
The winners and losers in the Disney/BAMTech deal
Which major sports league will take the plunge and put games exclusively online?
Which league will be the first to sell an online package of games?
Sports Illustrated launches “Tech And Media” vertical with SportTechie
New Sports Illustrated editorial director Chris Stone told Awful Announcing last week that the publication was planning to...
Is Twitter streaming NFL games a sign for the future of the league?
Last year, the first regular season NFL game was streamed exclusively on Yahoo. For the next two sesasons,...
