The contract lasted from the 2009–10 season to the 2012–13 season. However, by 2012, the network had begun to lose many of its key sports rights, including the Premier League, to BT Group. On January 25, 2013, ESPN reached a deal to sell its television business in the United Kingdom and Ireland, including ESPN America's programming rights, to BT Group. The ESPN channel in the United Kingdom was placed under the control of BT Sport, while ESPN Classic and ESPN America shut down. ESPN continues to operate digital properties targeting the United Kingdom, including its ESPN.co.uk, ESPN FC, ESPNcricinfo, and ESPNscrum websites. Two years later, ESPN reached a long-term deal with BT Sport for the British rights to ESPN original programming and international event rights. Other ESPY Awards (1993–present) ESPN The Magazine (1998–2019) The ESPN Sports Poll (1994–present) ESPN Broadband (2002–present) ESPN Books (2004–present) ESPNU.com (2005–present) ESPN Deportes La Revista (2005–present) ESPN Integration (2006–present) ESPN Online Games (2006–present) ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex (2010–present) College football bowl games owned by ESPN Events X Games (1995–present) ESPN The Games (1999–2002), joint venture with Konami and Disney Interactive ESPN Videogames (2003–2005), joint venture with Sega See also ESPN on ABC (formerly ABC Sports) A+E Networks, also co-owned by Disney and Hearst Walt Disney Television References Bristol, Connecticut Mass media companies established in 1979 Hearst Communications assets Joint ventures Companies based in Hartford County, Connecticut Disney Media Networks Cable network groups in the United States 1979 establishments in Connecticut ms:ESPN