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Tennis Channel moves from satellite to IP-based distribution

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Tennis Channel is partnering with LTN to migrate its 24/7 sports network from satellite to IP-based distribution. This move allows the Sinclair-owned Tennis Channel to eliminate the costs and constraints of satellite. Tennis Channel is the US media home of the sport, and the only place to watch men’s ATP Tour and women’s WTA Tour competition throughout the year. In addition to its traditional linear service, the network is available as a direct-…
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Tennis Channel moves from satellite to IP-based distribution

Tennis Channel is partnering with LTN to migrate its 24/7 sports network from satellite to IP-based distribution. This move allows the Sinclair-owned Tennis Channel to eliminate the costs and constraints of satellite. Tennis Channel is the US media home of the sport, and the only place to watch men’s ATP Tour and women’s WTA Tour competition throughout the year. In addition to its traditional linear service, the network is available as a direct-…

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Tennis Channel smashes IP migration with LTN

Tennis Channel is in the process of migrating its sports network from satellite to IP-based distribution. The company has employed LTN’s global IP network to deliver its linear service in the United States, including men’s ATP Tour and women’s WTA Tour competitions throughout the year. Tennis Channel’s Prakash Amritraj with Novak Djokovic at the Miami Open (Credit: Fred Mullane) Del Parks, president technology at Sinclair, Inc., Tennis Channel’s…

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