The NFL limits media organizations to 45 seconds of online video per day of team personnel shot on club property. Before last season, the league didn't have a policy governing online video for the simple reason that there wasn't anything to address. But as technologies evolve -- along with the desires and expectations of fans -- sports leagues and media organizations might disagree on appropriate uses.
July 16, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The satiric video posted on the Houston Chronicle’s Web site tries to answer the question of how long — or short — is 45 seconds.
One reporter hovers nearby wielding a stopwatch as another poses a question to Texans quarterback Matt Schaub. Before Schaub can answer, the timer calls out, “And we’re done.” The two reporters dart away, leaving a puzzled Schaub to shrug his shoulders at the camera.
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