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RotoNews revolutionized how fantasy sports information was presented on the web with the innovation of the " player note " which were snippets of information every time a player got hurt, traded, benched or had a news event that impacted his fantasy value-all search-able in a real-time database.
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Most sites today follow how RotoNews had a " news " and " analysis " element to each player update.
RotoNews and fantasy
While several fantasy businesses had migrated to the internet in the mid-1990s, the watershed era for online fantasy sports was in 1997 when two web sites made their debut that forever changed the fantasy sports industry: Commissioner. com and RotoNews. com.
RotoNews and sports
Within two years RotoNews had become one of the top ten most trafficked sports sites on the web, according to Media Metrix, ranking higher than such sites as NBA. com.
RotoNews and was
RotoNews. com was sold to Broadband Sports in 1999 and later survived as RotoWire. com.
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RotoNews. com also launched in January 1997 and published its first player note on February 16, 1997.
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RotoNews. com's parent company, Broadband Sports, went belly up in 2001.
RotoNews. com launched the Web's first free commissioner service in 1998, quickly becoming the largest league management service.
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The advent of powerful computers and the Internet revolutionized fantasy baseball, allowing scoring to be done entirely by computer, and allowing leagues to develop their own scoring systems, often based on less popular statistics.
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* The Comparative Toxicogenomics Database was launched on the web and revolutionized chemical-gene-disease information for research scientists.
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Despite being self-published and priced at $ 100 in 1978, the book revolutionized the way poker was played.
It was in Caswell County that the Slade family discovered the bright-leaf tobacco curing process that revolutionized the tobacco industry and brought great wealth to the region.
White burley tobacco, a light, adaptable leaf that revolutionized the industry, was first sold at the 1867 St. Louis Fair by the farmer Mr. Webb from Higginsport, Ohio.
The first food and drug inspectors were hired to complement the work of the laboratory scientists, and an inspection program was launched which revolutionized the country's food supply within the first decade under the new federal law.
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