Chuck Dolan’s Cablevision Systems has signed a deal that will add ESPN HD to Cablevision’s lineup of 14 high-definition services. Deal closely follows the renewal contract Dolan signed with ESPN last ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. New Format, New BuildingESPN's full-scale plunge into native 720p HD, slated for early 2004, will ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. If there is a hue in the visible color spectrum that does not appear in ESPN's new hi-def "Sports ...

ESPN's high definition channel will now be available to Charter cable subscribers, it was announced today. ESPN Deportes, the Disney-owned sports network's Spanish language channel, will also become ...

ESPN has launched a high definition simulcast of ESPN America on Sky, bringing its portfolio of UK channels to five in total. Available now at position 431 on Sky's electronic programming guide, ESPN ...

Disney and ESPN Media Networks said Tuesday that DirecTV has agreed to launch several of the company's high-definition channels to its lineup. By Paul J. Gough, The Associated Press NEW YORK — Disney ...

The eye-popping images of professional sports events in high definition moved another step closer to living-room TV sets Thursday when ESPN signed a batch of cable operators for spinoff network ESPN ...

No I’m not talking about the picture on your television, but rather the images and graphics that ESPN is adding to the program when they debut it March 30th. From Fanhouse via ESPN… One notable ...

On March 30, 2003, all-sports cable TV network ESPN will make history with its first baseball game — between the California Angels and Texas Rangers — in 720p HDTV format on its new 24-hour HDTV ...

Tomorrow marks the first broadcast of the ESPN HD Radio network, which will deliver sports content exclusively for the HD2 channels of radio stations. The inaugural broadcast will be live play-by-play ...

Everyone is busy talking about Microsoft Kinect (the project formerly known as Natal), but to me, some much bigger news just dropped at E3 from Microsoft: ESPN live sports access. Simply put: this was ...