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ESPN2
ESPN2 presents more than 4,800 live and/or original hours of sports programming annually featuring MLB, college football and basketball, and much more. The network launched in October 1993. Based in Bristol, CT, ESPN is 80 percent owned by ABC, Inc., which is an indirect subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company. The Hearst Corporation holds the remaining 20 percent interest in the network. ESPN is viewed predominantly by men between the ages of 18 and 55. In general, PR professionals are advised to fax press releases involving breaking news, event coverage, or feature story ideas to the assignment desk. Each assignment editor at ESPN covers a specific beat, however anyone at the desk can receive the information and allocate it appropriately. If a press release is intended for a particular producer or reporter, indicate as such and it will be filtered appropriately. Most news and assignment editors prefer to receive pitches by fax or e-mail. The network requests that pitches be specific and related to the sports that they cover.
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ESPNBoston.com
Serves as an online hub for New England sports news and information. Features exclusive, original editorial, a stable of authentic New England voices and locally-relevant content created from ESPN’s multiple platforms, branded programming and award-winning contributors. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).
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ESPNCricinfo.com
Background and Format: Launched in 1993, Cricinfo.com is a website overseen by ESPN and is aimed at cricket enthusiasts. Covers major tournaments like the World Cup, ICC Women's Championship, IPL, BBL, Super Smash, features, The Cricket Monthly feature and statistics. For more information about advertising rates. the team can be reached here. Monthly Unique User Figures: Source: Publisher
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ESPNCricinfo.com - Page 2
Page 2 blog or alternative The Confectionary Stall by Andy Zaltzman is a blog that follows the opinions and thoughts of the eponymous man in terms of cricket. The blog posts mostly are written by Andy Zaltzman. The blog comprises posts that take a look at the past and present of test match cricket. He tends to post once or twice a month in schedule with events that are happening in the cricket world. PR opportunities include news, reviews and interviews related to Sports, especially Cricket. Andy can best be reached via their social media platforms where they are active and very responsive. Alternatively he can be reached via post or the contact form on their website.
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ESPNCricinfo.com - The Confectionery Stall
The Confectionery Stall is a blog about Comedian, Writer and Commentator Andy Zaltzman's satirical look at cricket. As aforementioned, the posts are written by Andy Zaltzman, who is a Stand-up Comedian and Writer and Guest on shows on BBC Radio 4. The blog comprises posts that take a look at the past and present of test match cricket. He tends to post once or twice a month in schedule with events that are happening in the cricket world. PR opportunities on the site are limited due to the nature of the topic but may include mentions. Andy can be reached via social media platforms.
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ESPNCricinfo.com - The Cordon
The Cordon blog is a site with views from outside the press box that features on the ESPNcricinfo site. ESPNcricinfo is a cricket website that was founded in 1993, ESPNcricinfo's content includes news, live ball-by-ball coverage of all Test and one-day international matches and features written by cricketers and cricket writers. The site also includes in-depth statistics on every one of the 3000 international and 50,000 first-class cricketers to have played the game. Now a wholly owned subsidiary of ESPN Inc., ESPNcricinfo is available to cricket fans through the online media and on a host of mobile platforms and handheld devices. The site is edited by Sambit Bal alongside a team of contributors. Recent entries in The Cordon blog include Western Province raises concerns over fifth ODI scheduling, Mosharraf's chance to make positive headlines, Sri Lanka Women's coach calls for more domestic matches, Mosharraf Hossain returns for Bangladesh after eight years, Auty Cup to be contested as three-match 50-over series PR opportunities include news, reviews and interviews related to Sports, especially Cricket. The team can best be reached via their social media platforms where they are active and very responsive.
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ESPNCricinfo.com - The Stands
The Stands is a blog that features stories and opinions directly from the readers. ESPNcricinfo is a cricket website that was founded in 1993, ESPNcricinfo's content includes news, live ball-by-ball coverage of all Test and one-day international matches and features written by cricketers and cricket writers. The site also includes in-depth statistics on every one of the 3000 international and 50,000 first-class cricketers to have played the game. Now a wholly owned subsidiary of ESPN Inc., ESPNcricinfo is available to cricket fans through the online media and on a host of mobile platforms and handheld devices. The blog posts are written by the readers of ESPN cricinfo. Recent entries in The Stands blog include Age shall not wither, Junior cricket versus the elements, An American discovers cricket, Headleys, Comptons, and third-generation cricketers, Gamini Goonesena, Ceylon's polymath. PR opportunities include news, reviews and interviews related to Sports, especially Cricket. The team can best be reached via their social media platforms where they are active and very responsive. Alternatively the team can be reached via post or the contact form on their website.