J Sports

J Sports

J Sports, ex-Japan Sports Network, est un groupe japonais de chaînes de télévision sportive constitué de 4 chaînes.

Sommaire

Historique

La première chaîne est lancée le 1er avril 1992 sous le J Sports ESPN.

En 1995, Capital Cities/ABC indique qu'elle détient 20% de Japan Sports Network[1].

La société est recrée le 5 septembre 1996 avec un nouvel actionnariat[2], le premier actionnaire était Jupiter Telecommunications.

Le 25 avril 1998, le groupe lance les chaînes J Sports 1 et J Sports 2. Le 1er septembre 1998, le groupe lance la chaîne J Sports Plus.

Le 1er octobre 2003, la société se rebaptise J SPORTS Broadcasting Corporation[2].

Actionnaires

Les chaînes

Les chaînes se partagent les évènements sportifs

J Sports ESPN

J Sports 1

J Sports 2

  • Foot!
  • Barça TV

J Sports Plus

Références

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