I hate to sound like a certain guy who used to post here but I must say... ...Terri Leigh looked pretty darn good during the special Holiday advertisement they have been running in a purple dress.
More info... Published: December 14, 2012 MIAMI — beIN SPORT today announced that popular soccer TV star Kay Murray has joined the on-air talent team at the new independent 24-hour international sports network. For the past six years Murray served as the senior presenter for Real Madrid TV, covering one of the world’s most legendary soccer clubs for its millions of international fans in both English and Spanish versions of the channel. Murray hosted the channel’s most popular show, Extra Time, as well as the Real series where she regularly interviewed the club’s manager and top players. In addition, Kay served as the “pitchside” reporter for Real Madrid on all match days, both home and away, as well as during pre-season tours of the U.S. Last year, Murray served as co-host of the prestigious FIFA Ballon D’Or awards gala, honoring the world’s top soccer player of the year. She returns as co-host of the 2013 ceremony in Zurich, Switzerland on Jan. 7. Murray will initially join beIN SPORT’s The Express, a pre- and post-game show that provides up-to-date news and analysis on the biggest live soccer matches of the day. “For this lifelong soccer fan, it is truly a dream come true to be joining such a world-class sports network as beIN SPORT,” Murray said. “With its exclusive coverage of Spain’s La Liga and other premier leagues, I get to continue to report on Real Madrid as well as many more of the top soccer teams and players in the world.” In addition to her Real Madrid TV duties, Murray has also appeared regularly on the Fox Soccer Network, TalkSport’s popular UK radio show Sports Bar, and satellite channel Astro SuperSport in Malaysia. She has been featured on a number of U.S.-based radio stations and podcasts as well, including the popular Beyond the Pitch podcast. Murray is also a contributing writer to several U.S.-based and international soccer news sites. During her decade of covering the sport, Murray has interviewed some of soccer’s biggest names, including the late Sir Bobby Robson, Jose Mourinho, Rui Faria, Cristiano Ronaldo and Kaka. A native of Middlesbrough, England, Murray is a graduate of the National Council for the Training of Journalists in the United Kingdom. Murray’s fans can follow her on her Facebook page and Twitter site @KayLMurray. Read more here: http://www.heraldonline.com/2012/12...igns-kay-murray-celebrated.html#storylink=cpy
Ok so, today I was able to see beIN N HD here in Culver City , Los Angeles. Great image, ready for tomorrow Barcelona vs. Athletico, and Fox Deportes HD has such a great image. Finally.
Nothing wierd about noticing that fact.....wierd would be thinking Candy Reid is hotter The other observation about that promo is that I'll bet Hudson got his bit down in one take(going gaga over a #10 Messi shirt left on his desk)
Alright! I was wondering if it would happen! With the EPL and World cup properties starting in 2015, I think they made the right choice.
There is no English version, beIN enspanol is the 2nd channel. There should be an English audio feed via SAP
there is not a SAP option ( english for BEIN enspanol ) on Directv - I believe other providers have it ( Dish)
Although comcast now carries both bein channels, it is the step down with signal quality. It almost feels like watching goltv. Half of the screen is empty, feels like I have 20 inch tv. Nice job comcast.
FYI: I just noticed that Bright House Networks has started showing the live feed of beIN English in HD via their iOS and Android app (and maybe via authenticated login on their website but I haven't verified that). Logically, TWC should be next. FWIW: Direct TV started doing this a while ago.
They're probably dropping a lot of info via compression to get more channels in. This will go on for a while until the HEVC takes hold and that will take a while, maybe a decade more. Internet based streaming will probably use the technology first.
sorry if this is a weird question, but i'm on time warner nyc, got a new hd box today and it seems bein (449/450) has disappeared from the channel list? is this only with me or have they actually done something to it?
I have Uverse and today while watching a replay of Bayern v Dortmund from earlier this year GolTV switched to BeIn Sports (in spanish) for like 3 seconds during the run of play. I really hope they don't replace Gol TV with BeIn when their contract is up at the beginning of the year because I love watching the Bundesliga.