By Kendra Chamberlain at Rider Research The NFL made history this fall when it broadcast, for the first time, an entire American football match over the Internet to a global audience. That game, which reached 15 million viewers and generated over 33 million views online around the world, effectively broke the dam on live streaming sports. As Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes said recently, things are changing a lot faster than anyone expected, and the same is true for sports. 2016 will see the sports industry rocketing towards Internet TV. NFL’s Roger Goodell earlier this year announced his plans to make NFL games more accessible to viewers and fans online. “We are aggressively pursuing the streaming of a regular season…