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Published: May 16, 2008

•ESPN acquires U.S. Open tennis: ESPN and the United States Tennis Association have agreed to a six-year television and digital rights agreement that brings the U.S. Open to ESPN for the first time, starting in 2009. ESPN2 will carry about 100 hours of live action a year.

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