Brian McCarthy Quotes (27 Quotes)

The alarming part is that little is being done to change cultural behavior. End-user awareness of security issues is a big problem in companies. Organizations that provide security training to employees will see ROI.

The Super Bowl is unlike any other entertainment event. It is must-see TV that people are watching perhaps much more than the 312 hours of the game, some for as many as nine hours. The experience is deeply enriched with commercials.

Their participation reflects our commitment to the rebuilding of the Gulf Coast region.

We make every best effort to police the activity and try to stop it before we have to take legal action.

Our fans are sophisticated enough to know that the overwhelming majority of players are excellent people both on and off the field.

It was brought to our attention and we're moving forward with their inclusion. The NFL has a long tradition of supporting our military members.

That revenue sharing has been the philosophy with everything the NFL does, ... It's one of the pillars of the league. Short-term, economically, there isn't much benefit (to playing in the Super Bowl. Long-term, you do experience a lot of benefit from suite sales, more signage, that type of thing.

was exactly what many people felt. It was inappropriate.

The Rolling Stones were aware of our plan which was to simply lower the volume on his microphone at those two appropriate moments. We had agreed to that plan earlier in the week. The Stones were aware of it and they were fine with it.

The Stones were fine with it. They didn't have an issue. Mick knew that's what our plan was.

As we get better from a technology standpoint, many organizations seem to believe that technology solutions alone are sufficient to turn back all attacks, and a level of complacency may be setting in. The fact remains that no technology on its own can be completely successful without an equally strong commitment to information security awareness and training throughout every level of the organization.

We have here in New York a vision of how these Super Bowls should be portrayed to the world. These companies scored a touchdown with the execution.

In 1982, ESPN was just starting out, as was CNN. Fox, the network, and its Fox News Channel and its regional sports networks didn't exist. No MSNBC or CNBC. No USA Today. The Internet did not exist yet.

The band was aware of our plan to simply lower Mick's mike at the appropriate moments. It was discussed with the group last week prior to the Super Bowl.

You have to attend rehearsal and be able to stand for long stretches of time. And you have to run onto Ford Field with 2,000 other folks.

For the first time fans will be able to follow the draft wherever they are.

This provides us an opportunity to extend our reach and bring added value to the fans. After we nailed down our other TV packages, we now are turning our attention to other media deals, such as on the Net and video-on-demand.

Despite the one day difference, we expect even greater excitement and participation from our players, sponsors and local community that contribute to the success of the Pro Bowl. Working closely with state and city officials, we look to continue the momentum from last month's game and surrounding events which were hailed as a success.

League spokesman Brian McCarthy, meanwhile, told the Los Angeles Times that West expressed an unscripted opinion. ... for their entertainment value, not their political views.

We need to get information not only from Jerome, but we also need to learn more about what the project is, ... We only learned about Jerome's involvement a couple days ago.

Be careful, ... There have been instances throughout the Super Bowl's history where fans have been duped by ticket brokers into buying counterfeit tickets.

We want to be associated with partners that portray the NFL in the best light.

The network pays us rights fees, which could diminish if it does not see the value in broadcasting the Super Bowl. Losing the rights fees could put in jeopardy our longstanding ability to put our regular, post-season and Super Bowl games on free over-the-air TV, something that only the NFL continues to do.

We agreed to that plan earlier in the week. The Stones were aware of it and were fine with it.

The short answer is, not much.

We are aware that gambling exists, and we do everything to distance ourselves from it.

We provide the teams with their tickets, and then it's up to the club in deciding what to do with them.