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July 02, 2007 | Football
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NORMAN, Okla. -- The value of the premium portion of Oklahoma's web site, SoonerSports.com, just got a lot better. Thanks to the new agreement with CSTV, subscribers to Oklahoma All-Access (formerly the O-Zone) will now receive OU's radio broadcasts at no extra charge.
Under its previous agreement, OU fans were able to subscribe to the premium content, but that subscription did not include the radio broadcasts due to Sooner Sports Properties' agreement with Yahoo! sports. Fans were forced to purchase a separate $4.95/month subscription from Yahoo! in order to receive the radio broadcasts online.
SSP's contract with Yahoo! expired this spring to coincide with its new contract with CSTV. CSTV provides an audio component as part of its offering so now Sooner fans can make just one stop to receive premium content.
Best of all, the improved menu will come at no extra cost. Just as before, the monthly subscription fee is still just $9.95 per month, while the annual fee remains a reasonable $99.95.
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In addition to the audio now available, Oklahoma
All-Access subscribers can look forward to receiving
live webcasts of select home events and press conferences,
coaches' shows, extensive video features and access
to SoonerSports.com archives.
The archives include
every snap from every football game. Due to contractual
agreements with the TV networks, those games cannot
air live, but they are available on a delayed basis
and only from Oklahoma All-Access.