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ESPN is a cable television network based in Bristol, Connecticut that broadcasts sports-related programming 24 hours a day. It was founded on September 7, 1979 by Scott and Bill Rasmussen as the Entertainment and Sports Programming Network.
From the network's founding, its majority owner was Getty Oil. ABC acquired ESPN in 1984, selling 20% to Nabisco, who later sold its share to Hearst Corporation. When The Walt Disney Company acquired ABC's parent company Capital Cities/ABC, Inc. in 1996, ESPN became a subsidiary of Disney.
Assets[ ]
Television[ ]
Current[ ]
- ESPN
- ESPN International
- ESPN2
- ESPN3
- ESPN Australia
- ESPN Latin America
- ESPN Brasil
- ESPN Caribbean
- ESPN (Netherlands)
- ESPN Africa
- ESPNews
- ESPN PPV
- ESPN Films
- ESPN Deportes
- ESPNU
- ESPN+
- ESPN (streaming service)
- ESPN Events, also called ESPN Regional Television
- ACC Network
- SEC Network
- ESPN Bet
- ESPN8 The Ocho
Former[ ]
- ESPN Classic (U.S.)
- ESPN Classic (Canada)
- ESPSN Classic (UK)
- Longhorn Network
- WatchESPN
- ESPN 3D
- ESPN Game Plan
- ESPN Goal Line, Buzzer Beater, and Bases Loaded
- ESPN College Extra
- ESPN West
- ESPN America
- ESPNscrum
- Grandland
- ESPN HS
- ESPN MVP
- Sony ESPN (in partnership with Sony Pictures Networks)
- ESPN Star Sports
- ESPN Indonesia (in partnership with Trans Media)
- ESPN The Magazine
- ESPN5
- NHL Network Canada
Radio[ ]
- ESPN Radio
- ESPN Deportes Radio
- ESPN Xtra
- LRI710 ESPN 107.9
- Rádio Eldorado ESPN
- Rádio Estadão ESPN
- KESN (FM 103.3, Dallas-Fort Worth; owned by Disney, but operated by Cumulus Media under a local marketing agreement)
- KSPN (AM 710, Los Angeles)
- WEPN-FM (FM 98.7, New York City)
- WEPN (AM) (AM 1050, New York City)
- WMVP (AM 1000, Chicago)
- ESPN TalkSPORT
- WEEI (AM 850, Boston; operated by ESPN Inc. under a local marketing agreement with its licensee, Entercom)
Other[ ]
- ESPY Awards
- The ESPN Sports Poll
- ESPN Broadband
- ESPN Books
- ESPNU.com
- ESPN Deportes La Revista
- ESPN Integration
- ESPN Online Games
- ESPN Wide World of Sports
- College football bowl games (owned by ESPN+)
- X Games
Gallery[ ]
Trivia[ ]
- The ESPN logo makes a appearance at the Oh My Disney website in Ralph Breaks the Internet .
- ESPN was parodized in Zootopia 2 , where it was known as "ELKS".
