frank_rodriguez
Dark Match Jobber
First thread, so bear with me. I was reading an article in the Houston Chronicle about an inventor by the name of Charlie Chitwood creating a listening device for the hearing impaired to be able to listen to radio broadcast of the figure skating and ice events at the arena they were being held at the olympics. Its called the Smartbug. Its used for other events as well. The article ends with the statement that the NFL might use these at their games so that the fans can listen to the home team radio, road team radio, or network TV audio feed. WTF does this have to do with wrestling, you say?
Should WWE or TNA adopt this technology for their audiences? I guess for WWE it would be Raw's and PPV's. TNA for PPV's. Do you think any of the big two would adopt this? Would you rent a device to listen to the play-by-play as the action happened? I know drive-in theaters and some gyms use a form of technolgy where you tune to a certain radio station to hear the audio.
Should WWE or TNA adopt this technology for their audiences? I guess for WWE it would be Raw's and PPV's. TNA for PPV's. Do you think any of the big two would adopt this? Would you rent a device to listen to the play-by-play as the action happened? I know drive-in theaters and some gyms use a form of technolgy where you tune to a certain radio station to hear the audio.