For the first time in history, the television networks and NFL have acknowledged that the Internet exists and will be streaming the Super Bowl (American Football) live on a few sites. First, NBC Sports will stream the entire game and pregame, along with custom camera angles, pause and rewind and social media functions. NFL.com will also show the game. For those that are mobile users, Verizon lets you watch the action on your iPhone or Android cell phone.
Yes, this isn’t directly Microsoft related, but for football fans, it’s nice to have an alternative way to watch a great game. Besides, you might get stuck in the loo after eating too many chicken wings and beer, alone with your iPhone, and you can still catch the rest of the game!
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