"March Madness" Streaming to iPhone

MOBILE MADNESS

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 3:58PM EDT / Published Mar. 13, 2009 8:01AM EDT

As Divison I men's college basketball teams are fighting for the right to play in the tournament that will eventually crown the national champion, CBS has released an iPhone application that will stream audio and or video of every game, depending on the available connection. Beginning on March 19, customers who purchase the application for $4.99 will be able to stream live audio of all games over 3G or EDGE, or audio and video over WiFi.

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"March Madness" Streaming to iPhone