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NCAA MMOD Runs Home Page Takeover Ad On NYTimes.com

Friday, March 18, 2011, 10:22 AM ET

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Posted by Will Richmond

Speaking of sports, here's how big a deal live streaming of March Madness on Demand (MMOD) has become for the NCAA and its TV partners CBS and Turner Sports: yesterday, which was the tournament's big kickoff, the parties ran a pricey full-page, rich media takeover ad on the NYTimes.com home page (see below). MMOD has developed into the highest-profile live online video sporting event of the year. It's hard to believe any real college hoops fan doesn't know about MMOD's availability, but with the NYTimes ad, clearly the parties weren't taking any chances.

Categories: Broadcasters, Cable Networks, Newspapers, Sports

Topics: CBS, MMOD, NCAA, NYTimes, Turner Sports

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