Major League Baseball to Begin In-Market Online Streaming of Live Games in Two Markets Beginning in July
Posted on: Wednesday, 24 June 2009, 11:00 CDT
Yankees on YES to launch with Yankees-Twins game on
"These agreements are an important part of our global effort to give fans greater access to our game," said Baseball Commissioner
MLB Advanced Media, LP (MLBAM), the interactive media and Internet company of Major League Baseball, has entered into a partnership with the YES Network and Cablevision to provide eligible Cablevision customers throughout the Yankees home broadcasting territory with access to YES Network Yankees telecasts live on their computers. The offering, which will be implemented through an authentication process managed by Cablevision and MLBAM, will be available exclusively to Cablevision customers who subscribe to the Family Cable (expanded basic) level of television service and Optimum Online.
The Yankees on YES package, available for a one-time fee of
Major League Baseball became the first professional sports league to make every game available online for out-of-market fans in 2003 and since that time has delivered over 250 million live video streams. It now is also the first to make this number of live games available online for fans living in a home team territory such as the Yankees.
A second in-market live game streaming product is expected to be announced the week of
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Source: PR Newswire
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