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08-23-01, 07:32 AM
I was informed today by OLN Canada's audience relations people that the network will not be covering the Vuelta a Espana -- and probably not the World Championships -- despite the fact that its US counterpart will be having daily coverage and, consequently, OLN Canada has ready access to the feed.
No one else in Canada, of course, will be covering these events and, because they will be covered by OLN in the US, they won't be appearing on any other channels accessible in Canada.
More than likely, Canadian viewers will be treated to OLN Canada's steady stream of World's Strongest Man and Lumberjack competition repeats, fishing shows, repeats of National Geographic specials that can be seen on a dozen other networks and pseudo documentaries and travel shows in the near future.
If you subscribed to digital cable so you could watch cycling on OLN Canada, and you want to ***** and moan, call OLN/TSN audience relations at (416) 490-7030, or email them at audiencerelations@tsn.ca.
For updates on this strange state of affairs, visit my ad-hoc Web site at http://www.blam.ca/oln/
No one else in Canada, of course, will be covering these events and, because they will be covered by OLN in the US, they won't be appearing on any other channels accessible in Canada.
More than likely, Canadian viewers will be treated to OLN Canada's steady stream of World's Strongest Man and Lumberjack competition repeats, fishing shows, repeats of National Geographic specials that can be seen on a dozen other networks and pseudo documentaries and travel shows in the near future.
If you subscribed to digital cable so you could watch cycling on OLN Canada, and you want to ***** and moan, call OLN/TSN audience relations at (416) 490-7030, or email them at audiencerelations@tsn.ca.
For updates on this strange state of affairs, visit my ad-hoc Web site at http://www.blam.ca/oln/