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Trajectory Sports & Media Group LLC is the exclusive marketing agent for Canadian Football League (CFL) in the United States and internationally. The company has steadily broadened the worldwide distribution of CFL games in a variety of traditional and emerging media since partnering with the league in 2004.
NEW YORK and TORONTO, June 17 /PRNewswire/ -- Canadian Football League games will be broadcast to millions of sports fans in the U.S. and around the world during the 2004 season as the result of a strategic agreement reached by the CFL with Trajectory Sports & Media Group.
In the United States, the two major American satellite services -- DirecTV and DISH Network -- will carry sports channels that feature weekly CFL games as part of their regular lineup. The America One Television Network also will feature the games and make them available to local broadcast television stations across the country. In the New York/New Jersey area -- one of key U.S. sports markets -- CFL games will be broadcast on Madison Square Garden Network and on Fox Sports New York. Cable subscribers in upstate New York will find coverage on Empire Sports Network. For New England, games can be seen each week on the New England Sports Network. For European coverage, CFL games will be seen on the North American Sports Network (NASN), which is distributed on Europe's largest direct-to-home provider, the BSkyB platform. NASN currently serves the United Kingdom and plans to expand to Germany and the rest of Europe later this year. Allied Forces serving in the Persian Gulf region and throughout the Middle East will also be able to see weekly games on Fox Sports.
CFL = Canadian Football League The New York-based company has steadily broadened the distribution of CFL games since partnering with the CFL in 2004 I am DD - How long this took - http://www.americaone.com/about/releases/2005%20cfl.htm
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CANADIAN FOOTBALL TO BE AVAILABLE IN MORE THAN 70 MILLION HOMES VIA AMERICA ONE SPORTS AS THE 2005 CFL SEASON BEGINS IN JUNE Toronto, Ontario, Canada; New York, USA, June 3, 2005 - The Canadian Football League will begin its 2005 season with coverage in over 70 million U.S television households via America One Sports, more than doubling the broadcast reach available in the market at the start of CFL play last year. Building on momentum established during the 2004 season, more than a dozen U.S. regional sports networks will carry professional CFL football in their lineups this season. CFL games are played when the NFL is off the air or in pre-season, and is unopposed on Friday and Saturday nights throughout its 20-week regular season.
Good Morning. The hype is almost as fun as the actual fight. Poeple love the Hype! Where can I watch the prefight action? THE FIGHT NETWORK! Got to Love that.
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