is sportsnet (Canada) or TSN (Canada) gonna broadcast FIFA world cup?
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Both channels will be doing the World Cup. Additionally, CTV will broadcast the championship game
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The BBC has signed an exclusive deal with Infront Sports & Media, the company responsible for the worldwide marketing and sales of the broadcast rights to the 2006 World Cup, which will allow internet users in the UK to watch all the games online. \nAll of the BBC's TV games will be live and free-to-air with online viewers able to access the games at bbc.co.uk/worldcup and bbc.co.uk/sport - viewing of these matches will be restricted to those that live in the UK.  \nAll of the BBC's group games will be available on these sites, as well as all the subsequent games the BBC has in the knockout stages. \nThe BBC will also have the exclusive rights to England's second round and quarter-final games should they reach that stage.  \nFurthermore, the BBC has non-exclusive rights to short highlights from every 2006 World Cup game. There will be four-minute clips from all of the 64 matches available on-demand whenever users want to view them.  \nFor the BBC's matches viewers will be able to stream the same coverage as will appear on terrestrial television. This stream will also feature the same commentary as on TV.  \nAlso, in addition to watching the games, online users will be able to hear and read about the latest action – BBC Radio Five Live will have an audio stream from 2006 World Cup game and there will also be live minute-by-minute reports on every match written by BBC journalists. \n\n\nAlso check http://www.fbtz.com/forum/\n\nand\n\nhttp://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/060225/1/65d3.html
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All the TV rights for the world cup belong once to Direct TV, and then when they Bankrupted in Europe Sky bought all the rights.  All games are supposed to be exclusively for Satellite/Cable subscribers (actually it is supposed to be pay-per-view), however some countries had come to an arrangement with Sky so they can broadcast National Team Games but not the whole World Cup.  There is no broadcasting Internet site TO THIS MOMENT that has an arrangement to broadcast live games.  And i think it will not happen.  So if you don´t want to miss a game, pay for satellite TV or stay with the few games your local TV Network will broadcast.
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This is all I've found to try watching online:\nhttp://www.chiff.com/recreation/sports/world-cup-2006.htm\nWorld Cup On the Web\n-Online, ESPN360 (http://broadband.espn.go.com/broadband/EBB2/web/shellMain )  will simulcast every match of the 2006 FIFA World Cup that is televised on ESPN and ESPN2 from Friday, June 9 through Sunday, July 9. Also featured will be a live webcast program, including pre-match, halftime and post-match segments, along with exclusive interviews with players, coaches and analysts. LIMITED WEB PROVIDERS\n-BBC will also provide live streaming video for selected games at BBC Sports(http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/world_cup_2006/default.stm )  along with four-minute highlight packages from every single game of the tournament on demand.\n-NDTV is an Indian site that's also webcasting (http://www.ndtv.com/sports/fifa/default.asp  and  http://www.ndtv.com/ndtvvideo/default.asp  )\n\nhttp://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/\nhttp://soccernet.espn.go.com/section?id=worldcup&cc=5901
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3:00 EDT on Thursday in Dortmund vs. Japan.  Most likely on ESPN in the US.
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Depends on where you are.  In the US you might be able to watch it on ESPN360.com but doubtful from abroad.
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yes, there will be several channels transponding the games. i have two satellites that i receive, hotbird and astra. both have lots of free channels, italian, spanish, french and german. if you don't care about the language (I assume not, i don't!) you will be able to see most of the games. search in advance for the following channels (german) ARD, ZDF, RTL, SAT1. i'm pretty sure, that here we get most important games. they are free of charge. if you need the frequencies, give me an email. i get them out of my tv and mail them to you.\nhappy worldcup to all football fans in the world!!! hope you enjoy the games and may the best team win!!
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try watching online:\nhttp://www.chiff.com/recreation/sports/world-cup-2006.htm\nWorld Cup On the Web\n-Online, ESPN360 (http://broadband.espn.go.com/broadband/EBB2/web/shellMain )  will simulcast every match of the 2006 FIFA World Cup that is televised on ESPN and ESPN2 from Friday, June 9 through Sunday, July 9. Also featured will be a live webcast program, including pre-match, halftime and post-match segments, along with exclusive interviews with players, coaches and analysts.\n-BBC will also provide live streaming video for selected games at BBC Sports(http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/world_cup_2006/default.stm )  along with four-minute highlight packages from every single game of the tournament on demand.\n-NDTV is an Indian site that's also webcasting (http://www.ndtv.com/sports/fifa/default.asp  and  http://www.ndtv.com/ndtvvideo/default.asp  )\n\nhttp://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/\nhttp://soccernet.espn.go.com/section?id=worldcup&cc=5901
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actually for the US its abc, espn, and espn2...and if u have it goltv/fox soccer will definently have most of the games
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Use TVUPlayer, download from-\nhttp://www.tvunetworks.com/downloads/index.htm\n\nIt is a p2p app that works great, just give it a minute or two to get going. \nESPN2, ESPN, CCTV-5, Univision are all easily available, double click on the video image for fullscreen!\n\nTV Guide listings-\nhttp://viidoo.com/en/index.php?menuid=4\n\n\nbroadband TV info:\n\nhttp://www.ghacks.net/2006/06/09/worldcup-preparations/#comment-19334\nhttp://www.wired.com/news/technology/internet/0,71112-0.html?tw=wn_index_4\n\n\nwww.boxtobox.co.uk   for a complete schedule of the games and which station is broadcasting it
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This is all I've found to try watching online:\nhttp://www.chiff.com/recreation/sports/w...\nWorld Cup On the Web\n-Online, ESPN360 (http://broadband.espn.go.com/broadband/e... ) will simulcast every match of the 2006 FIFA World Cup that is televised on ESPN and ESPN2 from Friday, June 9 through Sunday, July 9. Also featured will be a live webcast program, including pre-match, halftime and post-match segments, along with exclusive interviews with players, coaches and analysts. LIMITED WEB PROVIDERS\n-BBC will also provide live streaming video for selected games at BBC Sports(http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football... ) along with four-minute highlight packages from every single game of the tournament on demand.\n-NDTV is an Indian site that's also webcasting (http://www.ndtv.com/sports/fifa/default.... and http://www.ndtv.com/ndtvvideo/default.as... )\n\nhttp://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/...\nhttp://soccernet.espn.go.com/section?id=...
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TSN was the broadcaster of that game, you can call them for a tape. Or wait until ESPN Classic shows it again and tape it off that channel
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Try satelite radio like XM. I know one of the two big ones have live world cup games.
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There is a site that offers real time World Cup games, but its not free. THe site is www.mediazone.com.
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Broadcasting rights\nAustralia: Live television coverage by SBS. \nBrazil: TV Globo \nBulgaria: Kanal 1 \nCanada: are held by Rogers Sportsnet, partnered with TSN/CTV \nFrance: TF1 \nGermany: ARD, ZDF, RTL Television and Premiere \nIceland: Sýn \nIran: ESPN-Star Sports, website http://www.espnstar.com \nIran: IRIB \nItaly: Sky Italia: for the first time ever, the state broadcaster RAI lost the challenge for broadcasting, although, by law, it will broadcast all of Italy's games. \nMiddle East: ART World Cup Channel \nMexico: Televisa Mexico \nNetherlands: Live television and radio coverage by the Nederlandse Omroep Stichting \nSweden: Live television coverage shared between SVT and TV4. Radio coverage on Sveriges Radio. \nUnited Kingdom: Live coverage shared between the BBC and ITV. Radio coverage on BBC Radio 5 Live. \nUnited States: \nTV: Live coverage in high-definition on ABC/HD, ESPN/HD, and ESPN2/HD; Spanish-speaking coverage on Univision \nRadio: XM Satellite Radio
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Asia : ESPN Star  \nAlbania: Digit-Alb \nArgentina: Torneos y Competencias, DirectTV \nAustralia: SBS \nBelgium: Kanaal 2 & VT4 \nBrazil: TV Globo \nBulgaria: BNT Channel 1 \nCanada: Rogers Sportsnet, partnered with TSN/CTV \nChile: Megavisión, TVN, RED Television \nChina: CCTV-5 \nCosta Rica: Repretel \nCroatia: HRT \nCzech Republic: Česká televize \nDenmark: shared between DR1 and TV 2 \nEstonia: ETV \nFinland: YLE \nFrance: TF1, M6, Canal+, Eurosport France \nGermany: ARD, ZDF, RTL Television and Premiere \nHong Kong: Cable TV Hong Kong \nHungary: RTL Klub \nIceland: Sýn \nIran: IRIB \nIsrael: Most matches only on pay-per-view. The opening match, and matches from the quarter-final and onwards, will be broadcast by Channel 2 and Channel 10, with the latter broadcasting the final. \nItaly: Sky Italia[13] \nIreland: RTE \nJapan: (Japan Consortium system,all network broadcast) NHK,Nippon TV(NTV),TBS,Fuji Television,TV Asahi,TV Tokyo,SKY PerfecTV!(satellite) \nKosova: RTK \nMiddle East: ART World Cup Channel \nMexico: Televisa \nNetherlands: Television and radio by Nederlandse Omroep Stichting \nNorway: NRK and TV2 \nPeru: Andina de Televisión \nPortugal: SIC and SportTV \nPoland: shared between Polsat and TVP \nPuerto Rico: Univision Puerto Rico \nRomania: TVR1 and TVR2 \nSerbia: RTS \nSlovenia: shared between RTV Slovenija and Kanal A \nSpain: La Sexta and Digital Plus \nSouth Korea: Cable TV \nSweden: \nTV: shared between SVT and TV4  \nRadio: Sveriges Radio \nSwitzerland: SF2 (German), TSR2 (French), TSI2 (Italian) \nUnited Kingdom: \nTV: \nHigh-definition: BBC HD, ITV via Telewest \nStandard definition: shared between BBC and ITV \nRadio: BBC Radio 5 Live, TalkSport \nUnited States: \nTV: \nHigh-definition: ABC HD, ESPN HD, ESPN2 HD \nRegular-definition: ABC, ESPN, ESPN2; Spanish-speaking coverage on Univision \nRadio: XM Satellite Radio \nVietnam : FPT, VTV and HTV
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Living in Brazil as you do, Moon, I don't think it's going to be possible for you to see North American sports like hockey and football without a satellite dish. Where I live, in the States, we have several options (including satellite dishes and various levels of cable) which allow me to see most of the sports I care to pay for. \n\nI'm really sorry I can't provide you with a better solution to your dilemma. If you have cable, you could always talk to their customer service representatives about increasing North American sports programming but I rather doubt ice hockey is ever going to take off in tropical Brazil. ;)\n\nGood luck, minha querida amiga!