CBS Sportsline has streaming video thing down for this year's March Madness. No hiccups.
CBS Sportsline has streaming video thing down for this year's March Madness. No hiccups. Quick wait times and almost TV-like video.
But all the best part is the 'Boss button,' which brings up a mock spreadsheet whenever someone walks by. Pretty comical even though it's probably not that terribly effective.
March Madness is a major productivity killer and CBS Sportsline is making sure you whittle away as much time as possible.
This gallery shows what happens when you hit the Boss button.
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