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The 28 pages that link to Sports broadcasting, each with the reason it gives.

• Live televisionRelated: Live transmission lets audiences follow matches as their outcomes take shape.

• Broadcast televisionRelated: Antenna television has long carried major events to large simultaneous audiences.

• Sports marketingRelated: Broadcast exposure expands event audiences and creates valuable settings for advertising.

• Sports celebrityRelated: Broadcast exposure gives standout athletes access to mass audiences.

• Radio in the United StatesRelated: Radio descriptions brought games to audiences far beyond stadiums.

• EHF Champions LeagueRelated: Broadcast rights extend the competition’s reach beyond its arenas.

• Extreme sportRelated: Media coverage turns spectacular risk into a widely consumed form of entertainment.

• George ForemanRelated: Foreman's work as a boxing commentator extended his influence beyond competition.

• Professional sportsRelated: Broadcast rights generate major revenue and bring professional contests to large audiences.

• Exhibition gameRelated: Broadcasts give exhibition contests an audience beyond the venue.

• Seven Nation ArmyRelated: Broadcast coverage helped turn the stadium chant into a globally familiar sound.

• Beach soccerRelated: Aerial goals and compact matches give beach soccer a distinctive broadcast spectacle.

• Chris HoyRelated: After retiring from competition, Hoy became a cycling commentator and broadcaster.

• Michael BufferRelated: Televised fight introductions carried Buffer’s voice to audiences beyond the arena.