Vid-Biz: SiBEAM, ESPN, Hollywood
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AOL Scores ESPN Content; first time the sports network is releasing its video to a third-party portal. (AdWeek)
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I don’t understand the relationship with AOL and ESPN, although I’m sure I’m not seeing the larger picture. If it’s extra exposure for their shows then sure but aren’t most sports fans already aware of P.T.I and Sportscenter?