NFL Broadcaster Use World's First Mic Flag

Numerous broadcasters at the NFL Superbowl are joining the ranks of CBS, CNET, NBC, ABC, FOX, ESPN, CNN, and Bloomberg by using the world's first Video Mic Flag. Telemundo, ESPN and even the NFL's New England Patriots are getting advertising revenue from major advertisers including Ford, Toyota, Subway, Gillette and Pepsi.
Only weeks ago at the Consumer Electronics Show nearly every broadcaster was not only using the Video Mic Flag, they were calling it one of the best innovations at the show. CNN's Katie Linendoll called it one of her top five picks.
The Video Mic Flag is the latest in innovations from leading Technology Manufacturer "The Recom Group." This is the same company that introduced the World's First Video Trading Cards for Superstars Kobe Bryant and Blake Griffin by Panini America.
Rob Norden, CEO of Recom Group, said: "The response has been tremendous. Our Video Mic Flag incorporates 3 to 4 OLED (Organic LED) Displays that can play continuously for 8 to 10 hours on a single battery charge. You can create multiple playlists at any time. We have created an entire new advertising medium that has unlimited potential."
The Video Mic Flag is part of the Video Name Tag group of products. The original Video Name Tag is an OLED display that you can wear to stand out or promote yourself like nothing you've ever experienced. Additional products include the Video Belt Buckle, Video Bling/Brooch, Video Wristband and Video Trading Cards. Major clients include Estee Lauder (Worldwide), Tommy Hilfiger, Verizon, Rihanna's Loud Tour, Pepsi, Disney, Hersheys, Game Stop, 20th Century Fox, Universal, The Boston Celtics, The Dallas Cowboys, Nokia and Proctor & Gamble.
(CD/GK)