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Fox Nabs Santa Pug From Flickr

Television networks and sports leagues are pretty vigilant about protecting their content, and have gotten fairly nasty about it lately, especially in relation to the Internet. That righteous indignation doesn't always go both ways, though, as these same entities can be lax when it comes to use of other people's content.

Ticketmaster To Launch NFL Resale Site

Ticketmaster has partnered with the National Football League to launch a Web site next year where people can resell tickets to pro football games.

Weather Channel Ready For Some Football

The Weather Channel has added forecast videos for NFL cities to its website, as they tap the League's popularity while adding some trivia to their weather reports.

Search? Bah, We're Ready For Some Football

There's a dearth of interesting bits in the world of search this week, probably since it's between SES San Jose and the last big holiday weekend of the summer.

Enth Gets You Ready For Some Football

Sports search engine Enth, announced today its National Football League search capabilities.

Indianapolis Colts Tackle Social Networking

The Indianapolis Colts have launched a social networking site that will allow fans to create personal profile pages, share blogs, post photos, link to other fans and form groups.

NFL Cracks Down On Web Video

The National Football League does not want news organizations to place more than 45 seconds of NFL video content online each day.

NFL Could Get Sacked Over DMCA Notices

The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) has been invoked on countless occasions by copyright holders in efforts to prevent the illegal use of their content. The NFL, however, is quickly finding out that the DMCA is also a powerful protective device for those engaging in fair use.

NFL Drops The Ball With Online Video

Online video as a social marketing mechanism has hit full stride with the pervasive popularity of video-sharing site, YouTube. Network television and various record labels have begun to embrace the platform as a new and untapped advertising resource. The presence of major sports entities, however, remains fragmented.

Facebook More Popular Than Google

What's the most popular Web site for today's youth? There certainly is a large variety to consider. Would you be surprised if males and females ages 17 to 25 both shared the same favorite Web site?