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ESPN on Verizon Wireless

By Steve Tucker, published Jun 20, 2007
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Every sports fan and enthusiast will love Verizon Wireless. This U.S. cellular communications service provider has just struck a very good deal with ESPN as an exclusive provider of sports updates to their cell phone clients.

ESPN is the number one network to go to when you need sports information. The network showcases all the good sports that Americans enjoy. It also gives updates on other events happening in the world of sports.

Earlier the previous year, ESPN already expressed its desire to give the information update service to interested and able companies. ESPN has taken the venture earlier with the Sprint Nextel Corp. to utilize the application that will help disseminate interesting sports information. However, most of the enthusiasts in the sports world are not interested enough to shift to the use of Sprint Nextel services.

This is why tying up with Verizon Wireless, a large cell phone service provider in the U.S. will make that vision a reality. This is especially crucial considering that an earlier venture with the Walt Disney Co. will soon expire this year. The agreement incudes the Vodafone Group Plc for the exclusive coverage of the sports information service.

Sports lovers will love the features that the venture will provide. Verizon Wireless cell phone users can immediately get the latest sports news in their hands. The information will be detailed and in depth. This is definitely a big deal compared to the generalized information that other networks will offer. They can also access clippings of highlights in sports events. This can be channeled through the Vcast feature of Verizon. This allows users to view video clips broadcasted in the network.

Did You Know?
Sports lovers who will use Verizon Wireless can easily make use of the video clips feature provided by the ESPN can get the VPak subscription package. The ESPN highlight would be offered free with this package.
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