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RSS ESPNMoD tells British troops: Go forth and Twitter
News The announcement comes as the US Marine Corps, and organisations including sports broadcaster ESPN and some professional sports teams have put limits on how employees can use social media networks - if not banned the... [10 Aug 2009]
XBOSoft Move Networks Case Study
White Paper Move Networks is a leading provider of online television services, working with leading networks such as ABC, FOX, and ESPN. The key challenge for Move Networks is ensuring that their ultimate online video experience is... [16 May 2009]
Aplus.Net Internet Services Case Study: BestSportsCliches.com
White Paper With the successful book already receiving rave reviews, including a feature on ESPN, Dr. Don "Dr. Cliche" Powell is the founder, president, and CEO of Sports Cliche's Press. Powell needed a central point on the web to... [16 May 2009]
iPlayer reaches for the Sky
News Sky Player offers channels from several broadcasters including National Geographic, The History Channel and ESPN Classic, alongside various Sky channels. BBC iPlayer is now accessible via BSkyB's online TV service, Sky... [20 Oct 2008]
Microsoft makes a Move on web TV
News The deal also signals continued momentum for Move Networks, a supplier of high-definition video-delivery technology to publishers including ABC, Discovery, ESPN, and Fox. Microsoft has invested in internet TV company... [26 Aug 2008]
Automated Sports Blackouts Via Satellite
White Paper For a national broadcaster with the breadth of sports programming like ESPN, managing the complexity of blacking out specific games in markets of varying configurations is a daily challenge. Blackouts refer to a... [21 May 2008]
Using Flash for .NET and XML to Create Animated Site Navigation Components
White Paper This paper demonstrates how to implement a derived class, C1FlashGallery, that reads site navigation data from an XML file and converts it into a Flash movie patterned after the Spotlight sidebar on ESPN.com. [05 Jul 2007]
Virtual mobile operators 'are allies not enemies'
News Inter-operator co-operation has already begun, between Verizon and Mobile ESPN - one of the highest profile content-focused MVNOs - which is back in business on the Verizon network after closing down last year for... [09 Feb 2007]
Virtual mobile companies: It's all about the voice
News One of highest profile content-focused MVNOs, US-based Mobile ESPN, closed down after less than a year in business, after failing to attract a significant number of subscribers. Despite some notable hiccups and early... [17 Jan 2007]
Disney cancels UK mobile kid-tracking
News Disney has experience running a second MVNO in the US, based on sports channel ESPN. Disney has shelved plans to launch a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) in the UK, saying the market is in flux. [14 Aug 2006]
Minority Report: Disney, Pixar and Apple - what happens next
Comment The Mac maker could stand to benefit not only from a content distribution deal with Disney's own animation studios but also from its extensive collection of broadcast networks, including ABC and ESPN. [03 Feb 2006]
Podcasting set to skyrocket?
News ABC News, ESPN Disney, National Public Radio and NBC News have all introduced podcast programming in recent months. The number of people who download free serial audio programmes, or podcasts, is set to explode over the... [07 Jul 2005]
3G will mean more Virgins
News Niche players offering downloads and data services are likely to be the biggest growers, with Universal Music already planning an MVNO in France and sports news and content firm ESPN on track to do similarly in the US. [08 Jun 2005]
Microsoft plans 'black box' for Windows
News If they want total information, they could configure systems so that they know not only that a user was running Internet Explorer, for example, but also that he or she was watching a video from ESPN.com at the time of... [26 Apr 2005]
Playboy bounces into US mobiles
News The wireless-entertainment firm has similar arrangements with ESPN and Rolling Stone, and distributes that content to subscribers through agreements with major wireless carriers such as Cingular, Nextel, T-Mobile and... [03 Dec 2004]
