cleveland.com in alliance with Digital Sports Network Cleveland announced today the launch of the Digital Sports Network on cleveland.com. The online-only sports talk channel, located at www.cleveland.com/dsn will include over 100+ hours of sports-focused programming streamed in audio and video, exclusively on cleveland.com.
Digital Sports Network goes on the air Monday at 6 a.m.cleveland.com in alliance with Digital Sports Network Cleveland announced today the launch of the Digital Sports Network on cleveland.com.
The online-only sports talk channel, located at www.cleveland.com/dsn will include over 100+ hours of sports-focused programming streamed in audio and video, exclusively on cleveland.com.
Digital Sports Network (“DSN”) will launch on Monday, November 1, 2010 at 6 a.m. as an interactive, full-service online “station” with live programming, fan chat rooms, reporting, blogs, Twitter, Facebook and more. Fans will be able to interact live with the on-air show hosts, who will broadcast from DSN's studios at Tower City Center in downtown Cleveland.
The talented line-up of well-known and respected sports broadcasters and reporters includes:
- Chuck Booms
- Bill Boronkay
- Mike Cairns
- Brian Fowler
- Bob Karlovec
- Greg Kozarik
- Les Levine
- Kendall Lewis
- Matt Loede
- Joe Lull
- Harry Petsanis
- Paul Rado
- Daryl Ruiter
- Bud Shaw
- Ken Silverstein
- Ryan Isley
- Doug Lesmerises
- Dennis Manoloff
- Glenn Moore
- Ray Yannucci
“We are excited to team up with Digital Sports Network to offer quality, live sports talk to the sports-hungry users of cleveland.com,” says cleveland.com’s Editor-in-Chief, Denise Polverine. “We are so proud to have the best multimedia sports coverage from The Plain Dealer and with the addition of the impressive line-up from DSN, users of cleveland.com will be able to read, listen to, watch and participate in informative and interactive sports conversation nearly all day, every day.”
Harry Petsanis, the President of Digital Sports Network, says “We’re proud to be affiliated with cleveland.com which is already well-known as the online home of the Cleveland sports fan. We’ve put together a team of all-stars who I’m proud of and that I know will deliver the sports talk that this town wants and needs.”
cleveland.com General Manager, Wayne Snow, adds “In addition to the sports programming we’re adding to cleveland.com, I’m thrilled that advertisers and businesses will benefit from this new vehicle, which helps them get their advertising message to what we think will quickly become dedicated, and therefore valuable listeners and viewers of Digital Sports Network on cleveland.com. ”
A full list of show names, programs, blogs and more can be found at: cleveland.com/dsn.