ESPN Asia

ESPN Asia
Launched 1 April 1992
Closed 28 January 2013 (relaunched as Fox Sports Asia except in India, Southern Asia, Korea and China)
31 December 2013 (SBS ESPN Korea, relaunched as SBS Sports)
Network STAR TV
Owned by ESPN Inc. through ESPN International
News Corporation through STAR TV and Fox International Channels (1 April 1992-28 January 2013)
Slogan The Asia Leader In Sports
Broadcast area Hong Kong (channel based in Asia Pacific available: Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines, Malaysia, Brunei Darussalam, China, India, Pakistan and Taiwan)
Headquarters Hong Kong
Replaced by Fox Sports Asia
Website www.espnasia.com
www.espnasia.com.tw
www.espnasia.my
www.espnasia.co.id
Availability
(at time to closure)
Satellite
Astro (Malaysia) Channel 812 (SD)
Channel 818 (ESPNews)
Channel 832 (HD)
TelkomVision (Indonesia) Channel 332
Indovision (Indonesia) Channel 303 (SD)
Channel 416 (HD)
Macau CATV (Macau) Channel 32
OkeVision (Indonesia) Channel 71
Astro Nusantara (Indonesia) Channel 71
TrueVisions (Thailand) Channel 108 (SD)
Channel 136 (HD)
Tata Sky (India) Channel 405
Dish TV (India) Channel 661
Dish Home (Nepal) Channel 504
Reliance Digital TV (India) Channel 503
Sun Direct (India) Channel 500
Videocon d2h (India) Channel 425
Skynindo (Indonesia) Channel 49 (SD)
Channel 48 (ESPNews)
Channel 3 (HD)
G Sat (Philippines) Channel 37 (HD)
Cignal Digital TV (Philippines) Channel 67 (HD)
Channel 49 (ESPNews)
K+ (Vietnam) Channel 56 (SD)
Channel 74 (HD)
VTC Digital (Vietnam) Channel 60 (SD)
Channel 27 (HD)
CBTV Sat (China) Channel 305
D-Sky (Taiwan) Channel 10
146 Sky-Net (Taiwan) Channel ???
Dialog TV
(Sri Lanka)		 Channel 8 (SD)
Channel 77 (HD)
Aora TV (Indonesia) Channel ??? (SD)
Channel ??? (HD)
Cable
TelkomVision (Indonesia) Channel 332
UCS (Bangladesh) Channel 18
First Media (Indonesia) Channel 157 (SD)
Channel 300 (HD)
SCTV (Vietnam) Channel 49 (Analog)
Channel 1 (SD Digital)
Channel 3 (HD Digital)
Vietnam cable television (VCTV) (Vietnam) Channel 40
HTVC (Vietnam) Channel 26 (SD)
Channel 10 (HD)
MediaNet (Maldives) Channel 300
Southern Networks (Pakistan) Channel 30
Jogja Medianet (Indonesia) Channel 17
Top TV (Indonesia) Channel 302
IPTV
now TV (Hong Kong) Channel 670 (SD)
Channel 672 (HD)
IndosatM2 (Indonesia) Channel 232
mio TV (Singapore) Channel 114 (SD)
Channel 117 (HD)
PTCL Smart TV (Pakistan) Channel 70
M2V Mobile TV (Indonesia) Channel 17

ESPN Asia is an Asian cable sports network owned by STAR TV and Fox International Channels in partnership with ESPN International. It is the official Asian station of the Premier League. It is available in Philippines, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Indonesia, Pakistan, Brunei Darussalam, Malaysia, Singapore, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Thailand and other Asian territories.

On January 28, 2013, ESPN Asia was renamed into Fox Sports Asia.[1] However, the ESPN brand is remained in China, India and South Asia.

ESPN has since refocused on its digital business building out online properties for football (ESPNFC), cricket (CricInfo), Formula 1 (ESPNF1), and Australian rugby union (ESPNscrum).[2]

Channels

ESPN Asia feeds:

ESPNews Asia feeds:

ESPN HD Feeds:

Digital platform:

Programs broadcast by ESPN Asia

It is important to note that broadcast rights for various sports properties contain territorial limitations and in a lot of instances, the rights indicated below may not pertain to all territories in which ESPN STAR Sports operates.

Motorsports

Baseball

Basketball

Extreme sports

Badminton

Football

Tennis

Professional wrestling

Golf

News

References

  1. ↑ ESPN fades off in Asia as Fox takes over
  2. ↑ Haskins, Will (17 June 2014). "ESPN Eyes Brand Revival In Asia". Media Business Asia. Retrieved 4 July 2014.

See also

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