All:
FYI, in case you hadn't seen this earlier (see below). This is quite significant in that it's being broadcast in 58 countries around the world (Eurosport is much larger than ESPN and is seen in Europe, Australia, Asia, the Middle East and in Africa) in 11 languages -- and for Europe it's during prime time. If we're lucky some foosball techie will quickly figure out how to make some or all of this available for viewing (in English) from here in the USA during or immediately after the broadcasts elsewhere around the world, or at least get it up on YouTube.
Additional media coverage of the event is also noted below.
Very respectfully submitted,
Larry Davis, President
United States Table Soccer Federation
larry.davis@ustsf.foosball.com
www.ustsf.org-------------------------------------------------
WORLD CUP MEDIA COVERAGE
The ITSF World Cup benefited from extensive media coverage, from such big media groups as TF1, France Television, Le Figaro, L'Equipe, M6, France Inter, RTL, Europe 1, as well as Times Live.
Review the media coverage <http://www.table-soccer.org/media/press_releases/documents/2010_WCup_press_review_web.pdf> .
<http://www.kozoomcorp.com/> <http://video.eurosport.fr/eurosport-player/teaser.shtml>
Starting on April 8th, the Eurosport 2 <http://www.eurosport2.com/> TV channel will broadcast four 26-minute features on the 2010 World Cup.
These programs will be broadcast in 58 countries and 11 languages in prime time at 8:00 pm Central European Time (CET) = GMT + 2:00.
They will feature highlights of the following matches:
- April 8th - Men - 1st quarter-finals
- April 15th - Men - 2nd quarter-finals
- April 22nd - Men - 1st semi -finals
- April 29th - Men - 2nd semi-finals
- May 6th - Men - Finals
- May 13th - Women - Finals
Each feature will then be replayed several times - more details to come later.
Find out how to view the programs in Europe <http://www.table-soccer.org/worldcup/documents/GBR%20-%20How%20to%20get%20EUROSPORT%202.pdf> .
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