In the U.S., ESPN owns the broadcast rights to the 2010 FIFA World Cup (to be staged June 11 to July 11), and will provide match coverage on ESPN, ESPN2, and ABC. In addition, audio listeners will be able to hear live broadcasts of every game on ESPN Radio. ESPN has been heavily promoting the World Cup in broadcast, digital, and print media, and you can find comprehensive information and see some really outstanding video segments -- including vignettes on every team -- on its website.Tuesday, May 25, 2010
ESPN . . . the Place to Be!
In the U.S., ESPN owns the broadcast rights to the 2010 FIFA World Cup (to be staged June 11 to July 11), and will provide match coverage on ESPN, ESPN2, and ABC. In addition, audio listeners will be able to hear live broadcasts of every game on ESPN Radio. ESPN has been heavily promoting the World Cup in broadcast, digital, and print media, and you can find comprehensive information and see some really outstanding video segments -- including vignettes on every team -- on its website.
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