In the 1960s, sports administrators refused TV replays of games because it would affect their revenue.
Sports broadcasting rights were invented.
In the 1970s, sports administrators resisted live TV coverage of games because it would affect their revenue.
Sports broadcasting rights became lucrative.
In the 1980s, sports administrators claimed TV viewers using video recorders would affect their revenue.
Sports broadcasting rights became more lucrative.
In the 1990s, sports administrators worried cable and satellite TV would affect their revenue.
Sports broadcasting rights soared.
In the 2000s, sports administrators warned the Internet would affect their revenue.
Sports broadcasting rights soared further.
In 2012, sports administrators shout that cloud computing services will affect their revenue…….
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