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Patriot League Launches New Digital Network Women’s home basketball games are among the events live-streamed on BU’s channel. Rashidat Agboola (CAS’14, SMG’14) sets up a pass in a game against West Virginia. Patriot League Launches New Digital Network !"##$"# %&'("&$)* '%* television networks such as is the first Pa triot League gone high-def. Fans of var- Live-streamed NESN, ESPN, and NBCSN. correspondent. sity teams can now watch feeds now A lim ited number of home Campus Insiders incor- nearly 100 live-streamed events involving wrestling porates the Patriot League men’s and women’s Terrier available for and men’s and women’s into its many existing dis- sporting events each year. Terrier fans swimming and diving are tri bution relationships Once games have streamed, live-streamed as well. Soft- and includes the develop- they can be seen on demand. ball, men’s crew, and wom- ment and management And it’s all free. assistant vice president and en’s rowing events will be of a com prehensive Pa- In September, the Patriot director of athletics. available on a limited basis, triot League Network por- League and the digital sports Terrier sporting events but not live. tal on the Campus Insiders website Campus Insiders are streamed on BU’s chan- A joint venture between website, mobile app, and teamed up to launch the new nel, and the Patriot League Silver Chalice Ventures and YouTube channel. Patriot League Network website offers a conference- IMG College, Campus Insid- In addition to the PLN (PLN), a live-streaming wide channel. Currently, ers also produces more than venture, the Patriot League dig ital platform with hun- only live-streaming feeds two dozen high-definition, has a multisport television dreds of live events that of BU programs that com- television-quality events as agreement with CBS Sports can be seen on laptops, pete in the Patriot League well as weekly programming Network that includes live smart phones, tablets, and will be available. Men’s and featuring the Patriot League. event coverage of men’s even gaming sys tems, such wom en’s ice hockey games Hosted by sports person- and women’s basketball as PS3s. are still streamed through al ities Bonnie Bernstein and and men’s lacrosse. “Joining the Patriot CBS All-Access. Seth Davis, Campus Insid- All Patriot League pro- League at the same time All men’s and women’s ers programming includes gramming is available at they are debuting this home basketball and soc- coach es and player inter- www.campusinsiders.com, network creates quite an cer games and lacrosse views via Skype. Melanie the Patriot League’s confer- exciting venture for BU and field hockey games Pellowski (COM’08), who ence-wide channel, as well athletics,” says Michael are live-streamed unless did a five-year stint with as at www.goterriers.com. Lynch, a Boston University they are broadcast live on Cox Sports New England, TOM TESTA Winter–Spring 2014 BOSTONIA ! 004-17_BostoniaWinterSpring2014.indd4-17_BostoniaWinterSpring2014.indd 7 11/30/14/30/14 112:302:30 PPMM.
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