gr8slayer
04-03-2007, 04:17 PM
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2824419
"With one camera on the sideline, it put a heavy burden on that one station to make tapes available and share it with so many other stations," Aiello said. "We can do this in a more efficient way."
The NFL had described the camera restrictions as a way to make the sidelines safer and less crowded while also protecting the NFL's property rights to the game video. All of those goals are still met with the expanded number of sideline cameras, Aiello said.
"With one camera on the sideline, it put a heavy burden on that one station to make tapes available and share it with so many other stations," Aiello said. "We can do this in a more efficient way."
The NFL had described the camera restrictions as a way to make the sidelines safer and less crowded while also protecting the NFL's property rights to the game video. All of those goals are still met with the expanded number of sideline cameras, Aiello said.