Sports world adjusting to new media
Lance Armstrong takes his message straight to his 2 million followers on Twitter . NASCAR signs up former newspaper writers-turned-bloggers to follow the sport in tough economic times.
The NFL , NBA and Major League Baseball hire their own reporters to cover their leagues, while college conferences try to limit access to events in the lucrative Internet world, where Web sites such as Facebook can provide in...
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