HISTORY OF INNOVATION
PHASE 3: 2016-2020
Yare to deliver CFL 2017 Season live streams in more than 130 Countries
Fans around the world can follow 2017 CFL season action live in high definition
CFL PRESS
June 16th, 2017
HISTORY OF INNOVATION
PHASE 1: 1996-2000: The Content Years
- Vancouver Firm Rocks the Net with Vintage Tunes
- Valley Radio ‘Round World
- Net Company Makes Radio Waves
- 1997 footage of the World-Wide Retro-Rock Request Show
- Internet Radio is No Superstation
- Junos 1998 Cybercast Awards Show an Internet first
- Full Stream Ahead
- The (Your Name Here) Show
- Streaming in Cyberspace – the Webcast Revolution
- Tuning In To The Net
- Casting a Wider Web
- Live videocasts over the Net becoming more popular
- Must-See Net TV
HISTORY OF INNOVATION
PHASE 2: 2001-2009: B2B Platform Evolution
- Canucks Fans Score Big Online
- Another First for INSINC
- INSINC Draws on Diverse Skills
- Streaming Video to Bloom Under Budget Cuts
- INSINC Leading the Way in Internet Broadcasting
- INSINC Competes with Satellite, Cable TV Over Internet
- Burnaby Company Nets Online WHL Rights
- INSINC’S Junior Hockey Service
- INSINC Featured on GetConnected
- NeuLion Acquires Online Sports Broadcaster INSINC
HISTORY OF INNOVATION
PHASE 3: 2016-2020: Yare Media
- Yare Media Approved as Eligible Business Corporation
- Yare Delivers Record Breaking UEFA 2016 Numbers
- YareCAST: live video streaming to Google Cast devices
- CFL Partners with Yare to Deliver 104th Grey Cup
- Yare Partners with Internationally Acclaimed Music Group to offer Live Concert online in HD
- Yare partners with Roger’s to deliver live curling events in HD world-wide
- Yare Media to deliver world class athletics events
- Yare Featured in OGLOBO: The Internet and Sports
- Canada West & Yare partner on revamped TV
- Yare Media participates as client of ReFuel entrepreneurship initiative
- Yare delivers CFL 2017 Season live streams in 130 Countries
- Visaic Acquires Video Platform Player Yare
In partnership with Yare Media, the Canadian Football League (CFL) announced today that an international livestream of the entire 2017 regular season will be made available. Fans in more than 130 territories outside of the TSN, RDS, ESPN and BT Sport footprint will be able to access this streaming service to follow regular season contests, playoff action, and the 105th Grey Cup presented by Shaw.
Fans will have the option to purchase packages that follow their favourite team, the entire league, or single games. To accommodate fans in many different time zones, each package includes differing levels of ON DEMAND access for games that are not live.
- The TEAM PASS lets fans follow their favourite team around the world, providing all 18 home and away games in the regular season with live and on-demand access for $36.99 USD
- The LEAGUE PASS brings fans the full 2017 season, including all regular season games, playoff matchups, and the 105th Grey Cup presented by Shaw for $79.99 USD, including games on demand
- The SINGLE GAME PASS brings fans any single game for just $2.99, including 48 hours of on-demand access
The streaming service will feature production and commentator teams from TSN, Canada’s Sports Leader. Games will be offered in a high-definition video platform that can be viewed on computers (Windows and Mac running industry-standard operating systems), iOS phones and tablets, and Android phones and tablets. The stream will seamlessly adapt to the various devices and networks across the globe and the video player will, among other things, permit for full screen mode; allow pause, rewind and fast forward functions; and provide the option to Chromecast or Airplay to a larger screen display.
Fans can access intl.cfl.ca to gain access to the platform and view pricing information.
The CFL season opens next week with four exciting matchups: the Saskatchewan Roughriders visit the Montreal Alouettes on Thursday June 22nd to open the season and face off against their former quarterback. A rematch of the 104th Grey Cup presented by Shaw takes place on Friday June 23rd when the Ottawa REDBLACKS and the Calgary Stampeders square off. Saturday, June 24th brings a Western brawl when the BC Lions host the Edmonton Eskimos, and Week 1 wraps up with another exciting regional rivalry between the Toronto Argonauts and Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Sunday June 25th at BMO Field in Toronto.
HISTORY OF INNOVATION
PHASE 1: 1996-2000
- Vancouver Firm Rocks the Net with Vintage Tunes
- Valley Radio ‘Round World
- Net Company Makes Radio Waves
- 1997 footage of the World-Wide Retro-Rock Request Show
- Internet Radio is No Superstation
- Junos 1998 Cybercast Awards Show an Internet first
- Full Stream Ahead
- The (Your Name Here) Show
- Streaming in Cyberspace – the Webcast Revolution
- Tuning In To The Net
- Casting a Wider Web
- Live videocasts over the Net becoming more popular
- Must-See Net TV
HISTORY OF INNOVATION
PHASE 2: 2001-2009
- Canucks Fans Score Big Online
- Another First for INSINC
- INSINC Draws on Diverse Skills
- Streaming Video to Bloom Under Budget Cuts
- INSINC Leading the Way in Internet Broadcasting
- INSINC Competes with Satellite, Cable TV Over Internet
- Burnaby Company Nets Online WHL Rights
- INSINC’S Junior Hockey Service
- INSINC Featured on GetConnected
- NeuLion Acquires Online Sports Broadcaster INSINC
HISTORY OF INNOVATION
PHASE 3: 2016-2020
- Yare Media Approved as Eligible Business Corporation
- Yare Delivers Record Breaking UEFA 2016 Numbers
- YareCAST: live video streaming to Google Cast devices
- CFL Partners with Yare to Deliver 104th Grey Cup
- Yare Partners with Internationally Acclaimed Music Group to offer Live Concert online in HD
- Yare partners with Roger’s to deliver live curling events in HD world-wide
- Yare Media to deliver world class athletics events
- Yare Featured in OGLOBO: The Internet and Sports
- Canada West & Yare partner on revamped TV
- Yare Media participates as client of ReFuel entrepreneurship initiative
- Yare delivers CFL 2017 Season live streams in 130 Countries
- Visaic Acquires Video Platform Player Yare