Super Bowl: How the NFL Made It a Phenomenon
5:30 AM PST 2/4/2011 by Georg Szalai
This Sunday’s game is poised to become the most-watched TV program in U.S. history as the NFL has driven viewership records through improved cooperation with TV networks and marketing to women.
NEW YORK – The NFL has used improved cooperation with and among its TV network partners, marketing to women and patriotic themes to expand its viewership, the LA Times said Friday.
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