Line & Bases Loaded (2010–2020) ESPN Events (1996-present), also called ESPN Regional Television Longhorn Network (2011–present, joint venture with The University of Texas at Austin and IMG College) SEC Network (2014–present) Radio ESPN Radio (1992–present) ESPN Deportes Radio (2005–2019) ESPN Xtra (2008–present) LRI710 ESPN 107.9 (2010–Present) KRDC (since 2021) Internet ESPN.com (1993–present), flagship site ESPN3 (2005–present), known as ESPN360.com from 2005–2010 ESPN Motion (2003–present), broadband video WatchESPN (2011–2019), known as ESPN Networks from 2010–2011 ESPN+ (2018–present), subscription streaming service available in the US Star+ (2021–present) subscription streaming service available in Latin America. ESPN Player, subscription streaming service available in select international markets Andscape (formerly The Undefeated) (2016-present), describes itself as “the premier platform for exploring the intersections of race, sports and culture. espnW.com, focusing on women ESPN.mobi, mobile site ESPN Deportes.com (2000-present), Spanish language ESPN FC (1995-present), soccer, formerly ESPN Soccernet ESPNF1.com, Formula 1 ESPNcricinfo (1993-present), cricket ESPNScrum.com, rugby union EXPN.com, extreme sports ESPNBoston.com, operates in conjunction with Entercom-owned WEEI AM ESPNChicago.com, the site for Good Karma Brands-owned (former ESPN O&O) WMVP ESPNCleveland.com, joint site for Good Karma Brands-owned WKNR and WWGK ESPNDallas.com ESPNLosAngeles.com ESPNNewYork.com, joint site for Emmis Communications-owned WEPN-FM and Good Karma Brands-owned (former ESPN O&O) WEPN (AM) ESPNWisconsin.com, joint site for Good Karma Brands-owned WAUK/Waukesha-Milwaukee and WTLX/Monona-Madison Canada Under the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission's rules regarding foreign broadcasters, ESPN has been prohibited from acquiring majority ownership of any channel operating in Canada. Instead, ESPN partnered with several Canadian firms to form a privately held consortium named NetStar Communications in 1995, which then acquired the sports networks TSN and RDS. These Canadian partners then sold their shares in 2001 to CTV Inc. (now Bell Media). ESPN continues to own 20 percent of what is now CTV Specialty Television while Bell Media owns the remaining 80 percent. The sports channels owned by the CTV Specialty Television subsidiary: TSN – five feeds RDS RDS2 RDS Info ESPN Classic Through CTV Specialty Television, ESPN also has an indirect interest in several channels operated in partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery, but ESPN is not believed to be directly involved with these operations. United Kingdom In 2006, ESPN acquired the North American Sports Network (NASN), later re-branded as ESPN America in 2008. ESPN launched a domestic channel in the United Kingdom after acquiring a portion of the local rights package to the Premier League alongside Sky Sports, replacing the now-collapsed Setanta Sports.