The sports programmer is planning to launch the industry's first 3D TV network, ESPN 3D, this summer. By James Hibberd Writer-at-Large UPDATED: ESPN and Discovery Communications announced plans ...

Comcast Corp. is the first cable operator to agree to distribute the new ESPN 3D network. By Georg Szalai, The Associated Press Comcast Corp. is the first cable operator to agree to distribute the new ...

ESPN loves 3D, and despite the fact the technology is only available in a small number of American households they’ve launched the country’s first 3D cable network this summer with ESPN 3D. They also ...

EL SEGUNDO/BRISTOL: ESPN 3D is to launch on DIRECTV in June, adding to the service’s offer of dedicated 3D channels that includes its own linear 3D network, N3D, powered by Panasonic. ESPN 3D will ...

With home 3D standards finally set, the race is on to get the first 3D network into homes. ESPN announced Tuesday it will launch a 3D channel, ESPN 3D, on June 11, with the soccer World Cup match ...

said Monday that it has agreed to carry ESPN 3D to its upcoming 3D lineup, which features three dedicated 3D channels including DirecTV’s newly named linear 3D channel, N3D powered by Panasonic.

Following the big slowdown in theatrical 3D films -- and that of overall 3D TV adoption by consumers -- ESPN will be closing down ESPN 3D, its TV channel, by the end of the year. The network was ...

Discovery Communications and ESPN both are launching 3D television networks in the U.S., hoping to move the technology out of theaters and into the living room. The announcements were made Tuesday ...

These haven’t been the best of days for 3D TV. On a conference call with analysts earlier this month, Discovery Communications prexy-CEO David Zaslav said that 3D TV growth has been slower than ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. The nation’s largest cable operator, Comcast Corp., has jumped on the ...

During our time at ESPN's headquarters in Bristol, Connecticut this past week, we were able to peek inside every nook and cranny of the company's technological side. We discovered some pretty ...