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}}{{sub-stub}}'''{{PAGENAME}}''', formerly known as the '''Entertainment and Sports Programming Network''', is a multinational sports television network, most notable for licensing its branding and associated hosts to game developers for the production of officially-licensed sports video games.  
 
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In 1996, [[The Walt Disney Company]] acquired the network's parent company [[American Broadcasting Company]], and in turn ESPN itself.
  
 
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ESPN, formerly known as the Entertainment and Sports Programming Network, is a multinational sports television network, most notable for licensing its branding and associated hosts to game developers for the production of officially-licensed sports video games.

Company

In 1996, The Walt Disney Company acquired the network's parent company American Broadcasting Company, and in turn ESPN itself.

Softography

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