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6. ESPN and Twitter – ESPN Fan Support

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   A number of ESPN's programs have Twitter pages. Among them are: @PTI; @AroundTheHorn; @FirstTake and @SportsCenter.

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9. NFL extends partnership with Twitter - ESPN

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   The NFL and Twitter have announced a multiyear extension, including six new live shows for the league's 100th season.

10. Monday Nights Belong to ESPN, Twitter; Match Made in 2nd ...

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    ESPN has owned Monday Night Football for decades, but Twitter is the watchdog—particularly of sports technology—that keeps the TV network honest on its prime time broadcasts...sometimes annoyingly so and mostly for the better.

11. ESPN, Twitter to Publish CFP Championship Newspaper Composed ...

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    ESPN is partnering with Twitter to make a newspaper called the Twitter Tribune that will be given to fans attending the College Football Championship at Lucas Oil Stadium. Fans of Alabama and Georgia, which will play in the championship on Jan. 10, are being asked to tweet congratulatory messages to their teams.