Quote of the Day
"The hunger for information is as great now as it ever has been. People want immediate information and their attention spans seem to be constantly shrinking. So Twitter
fits the bill."
-- L.A. Times NFL reporter Sam Farmer, on the use of social networking devices, like Twitter, to relay news to readers(THE DAILY).
Top Stories
Not A Moment Too Soon

The Steelers and Titans kick off the NFL season tonight on NBC, and THE DAILY presents part one of our two-day NFL preview. There is plenty of excitement around the Steel City, but several pressing issues could cast a cloud over the next five months of action, most notably the looming CBA talks. Both Roger Goodell and DeMaurice Smith in recent days have taken to the airways and reaffirmed their constituents' beliefs, and ESPN's Adam Schefter notes it "could be a while" before the negotiations between the league and the union move forward. Meanwhile, the NFL makes it clear Jerry Jones' recent comments about revenue sharing do not speak for the league's view. Also in today's issue, noted NFL writers Mark Maske and Sam Farmer discuss the economy's impact on the league, the Chargers continue to search for answers in their ongoing stadium situation and several teams reach out to fans with enhanced ticket options and stadium giveaways.
America's Sweetheart
Melanie Oudin's deal with BackOffice Associates may be tip of marketing bonanza despite U.S. Open quarterfinals loss.
Nice Service Game
ESPN2 seeing strong viewership for Open coverage, especially primetime broadcasts.
Par For The Course
Tim Finchem stresses PGA Tour prize money increases will remain constant over next decade.
Shop 'Til You Drop
N.Y. TIMES architecture critic labels latest Barclays Center rendering an improvement, but still falls well short of original plan.
The Song Of Sunrise
Proposed sale of NHL Panthers to SPAC derailed due to NHL ownership regulations.
Cheer Leaders
Cablevision to launch exclusive cable channel dedicated to N.Y.-area high school sports.
Headed Down I-95
Janet Marie Smith back with Orioles to head renovations at Camden Yards, new Spring Training facility.
- NFL Season Preview
- NFL Facing Several Pressing Issues
- NFL Quiet On Whether Jones Broke Gag Ord...
- Chargers Consider Escondido For Stadium
- NFL Teams Cater To Fans Amid Recession
- Writers Roundtable Part I: The Economy
- NFL Sponsors Partaking In Marketing Summ...
- Doritos To Air Three Amateur SB Ads
- NFL Teams Evaluate In-Game Giveaways
- NFL Marketplace Roundup
- Collinsworth Begins NBC "SNF" Role Tonig...
- NFL Media Notes
- NFL Franchise Notes
- Catching Up With Chargers' Ken Derrett
- NFL Magazine Super Bowl Picks
- NFL Names In The News





