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Two weeks after forging a partnership with Jimmy Buffett, Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross unveiled his newest idea Wednesday: giving hand-held devices to premium-seat holders.
Season-ticket holders in club seats and suites at LandShark Stadium will be given the wireless device, dubbed Dolphins Mobile Vision, with no additional charge, and will keep it the entire season.
According to the Dolphins, the device has a 10-channel capacity, and fans can decide individually what to place on each channel. Among the options: any of 11 or so TV camera angles showing the Dolphins game, live coverage of other games through NFL Sunday Ticket, and views from other cameras at LandShark Stadium (Ross, chuckling, mentioned the possibility of one focused solely on cheerleaders).
The device also will offer NFL statistics, fantasy team alerts, video on demand, video and text-message boards, and the ability to order concessions.
In addition to Wednesday's announcement and the creation of a Margaritaville area at the stadium, Ross said he soon will unveil other ideas to enhance the game-day experience. He said there have been discussions about adding a Joe's Stone Crab at the stadium, but it's not definite.
Ross made his announcement at the conclusion of NFL owners meetings at the Ritz-Carlton in Fort Lauderdale.
''I take my hat off to Steve because he is trying to create that value, create a terrific environment,'' NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said. ``The more entertainment value that you receive, the more likely it is [fans will] attend.''