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• Sportsnet abstract "Sportsnet is a Canadian English-language sports specialty service. Established in as 1998 as CTV Sportsnet by a joint venture between CTV, Liberty Media, and Rogers Media, the network has since been majority-owned (and as of 2004, owned outright) by Rogers, as CTV parent Bell Globemedia was required to divest its stake in the network following its 2001 acquisition of competing network TSN.The Sportsnet license comprises four 24-hour programming services; Sportsnet was originally licensed by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) as a category A service, operating as a group of regional sports networks offering programming tailored to each feed's region (in contrast to TSN, which was licensed at the time to operate as a national sports service, and could only offer limited regional opt-outs). Since 2011, the service has operated under deregulated category C licensing, which allows Sportsnet to operate multiple feeds with no restrictions on alternate programming. In each region, only the local Sportsnet channel is available on analogue cable, but all four channels are available nationally via digital cable (subject to blackouts for some out-of-market teams).The four Sportsnet feeds air some common programming and simulcast major, national events, but are capable of airing programming autonomously—most prominently regional programming. Sportsnet is the national cable rightsholder of the National Hockey League, and also holds regional rights to five of the league's Canadian franchises. It is also the national rightsholder of Major League Baseball in Canada (although most of ESPN's MLB broadcasts are sub-licensed to rival network TSN), and the exclusive broadcaster of the co-owned Toronto Blue Jays. It also splits coverage of the Toronto Raptors and the National Basketball Association with TSN; Rogers and TSN's parent company, Bell Media, are part-owners of the Raptors' team's parent company.The Sportsnet brand has since been extended beyond the original regional channels, now encompassing the national channels Sportsnet 360, Sportsnet One (and its regional part-time companion channels), and Sportsnet World; Sportsnet Radio stations in Toronto and Calgary; and Sportsnet Magazine. With these brand extensions, Rogers now generally uses "Sportsnet" (by itself) to denote its sports media properties as a whole, and on-air promotions for programs being carried nationally by these four regional feeds often list all four channels separately, or refer to the Sportsnet "regional" (or "main") channels, to avoid any ambiguity. However, standalone mentions of "Sportsnet" in reference to a specific channel can still generally be assumed to be referring to the four regional channels (or the specific regional channel available locally on analogue cable).According to Rogers, Sportsnet is available in 8.2 million Canadian homes.".
• Sportsnet firstAirDate "1998-10-09".
• Sportsnet formerName "(1998–2000)".
• Sportsnet formerName "(2000–2001)".
• Sportsnet formerName "(2001–2011)".
• Sportsnet formerName "CTV Sportsnet".
• Sportsnet formerName "Rogers Sportsnet".
• Sportsnet formerName "Sportsnet".
• Sportsnet headquarter Ontario.
• Sportsnet headquarter Toronto.
• Sportsnet owningCompany Rogers_Media.
• Sportsnet pictureFormat 1080i.
• Sportsnet pictureFormat Letterboxing_(filming).
• Sportsnet sisterStation CFAC.
• Sportsnet sisterStation CJCL.
• Sportsnet sisterStation City_(TV_network).
• Sportsnet sisterStation FX_(Canada).
• Sportsnet sisterStation Sportsnet_360.
• Sportsnet sisterStation Sportsnet_One.
• Sportsnet sisterStation Sportsnet_Radio.
• Sportsnet sisterStation Sportsnet_World.
• Sportsnet sisterStation WWE_Network_(Canada).
• Sportsnet slogan "Fuelled By Fans".
• Sportsnet wikiPageExternalLink www.sportsnet.ca.
• Sportsnet wikiPageID "377635".
• Sportsnet wikiPageLength "40861".
• Sportsnet wikiPageOutDegree "297".
• Sportsnet wikiPageRevisionID "682458937".
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink 1080i.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink 1996_Summer_Olympics.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink 1998–99_NHL_season.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink 2001–02_NHL_season.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink 2006_FIFA_World_Cup.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink 2007–08_NHL_season.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink 2008_Summer_Olympics.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink 2010_Winter_Olympics.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink 2011_FIFA_Womens_World_Cup.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink 2012_Summer_Olympics.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink 2013_IndyCar_Series_season.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink 2013_Stanley_Cup_playoffs.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink 2014_FIFA_World_Cup.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink 2014_Winter_Olympics.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink 2015_Pan-American_Games.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink 2015_Pan_American_Games.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink 2016_Summer_Olympics.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink 2020_Summer_Olympics.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink 480i.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink 9_Channel_Nine_Court.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink ATP_World_Tour_500_series.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink ATP_World_Tour_Masters_1000.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Adnan_Virk.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Arda_Ocal.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Atlantic_Canada.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Bell_Canada.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Bell_Fibe_TV.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Bell_Globemedia.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Bell_Media.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Bell_TV.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Bill_Adam.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Bill_Berg_(ice_hockey).
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Bill_Watters.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Blackout_(broadcasting).
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Blind_trust.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Bob_Cole_(sportscaster).
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Bob_McCown.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Brad_Fay.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Brendan_Dunlop.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink British_Columbia.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Broadcasting_of_sports_events.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Buck_Martinez.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Bundesliga.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink CBC_Sports.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink CBC_Television.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink CFAC.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink NHL_Top_Prospects_Game.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink CJCL.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink CTV_Television_Network.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink CTVglobemedia.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Cabbie_Richards.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Calgary.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Calgary_Flames.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Canadas_Olympic_Broadcast_Media_Consortium.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Canadian_Broadcasting_Corporation.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Canadian_Championship.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Canadian_Hockey_League.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Canadian_Interuniversity_Sport.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Canadian_Open_(tennis).
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Canadian_Prairies.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Canadian_Radio-television_and_Telecommunications_Commission.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Capital_One.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Caroline_Cameron.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Category:Canadian_analog_cable_television_networks.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Category:English-language_television_stations_in_Canada.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Category:Franchised_radio_formats.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Category:News_Corporation_former_subsidiaries.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Category:Rogers_Communications.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Category:Sports_television_networks_in_Canada.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Category:Sportsnet.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Category:Television_channels_and_stations_established_in_1998.
• Sportsnet wikiPageWikiLink Category:Toronto_Raptors_broadcasters.

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