NFL's Super Bowl IT team gets ready for game day
The NFL is fielding three teams for Sunday's Super Bowl. The first two are well known: the Pittsburgh Steelers and Arizona Cardinals. The third, more anonymous one is the 17-member IT staff that the NFL has assigned to work in Tampa, Fla., the site of this year's game.
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Now, you can watch the punts from the pews: Sprint will be broadcasting NFL games on phones that support the carrier's TV service.
NFL schedule, potential TV ratings optimized by software
The NFL is known for its meticulous, hands-on approach to everything -- and for years that included doing its scheduling by hand, starting the day after the Super Bowl, with a peg board and little tags. But that all changed several years ago, when the NFL realized it could use technology to automate the process -- making it more efficient and its schedules better -- and a Canadian manufacturing engineer named Rick Stone came knocking on the NFL's door.
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