The Tampa Bay Buccaneers announced Tuesday that the organization has renewed its partnership with The Tampa Tribune, which signed a multi-year sponsorship to extend its participation in the team's elite Pewter Partner group.
"The Buccaneers have shared a close relationship with The Tampa Tribune from the club's earliest days, when Tribune legend Tom McEwen first led the charge to bring an NFL franchise to the region," Buccaneers Co-Chairman Bryan Glazer said. "The Tribune is a valuable and committed sponsor and our team couldn't be more pleased to continue this partnership."
"We are very excited to extend our long-standing Pewter Partnership with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers," said William R. Barker, president and publisher of The Tampa and St. Petersburg Tribune and TBO.com. "Buccaneers football speaks a universal language to so many in the greater Tampa area. As Tampa's number one news source, everyone here at the Tribune and TBO is delighted to continue our partnership and support of the Bucs organization, its players and fans. Go Bucs!"
As part of the agreement, The Tampa Tribune will continue to be Tampa Bay's official newspaper of the Buccaneers.
About The Tampa Tribune
The Tampa Tribune has been Tampa's newspaper for more than a century. TBO.com, the newspaper's associated website, was one of the first local media internet sites when it launched in 1994. TBO.com. powered by The Tampa Tribune, is the number one local news and information website in the Tampa Bay area. In an average month, TBO.com reaches more than two million unique visitors who generate more than 14 million page views monthly. With the expansion of Yahoo! Local, TBO.com reaches 84 percent of the online audience in the Tampa Bay DMA. Additional information about The Tampa Tribune can be found at tbo.com or facebook.com/tbocom.
