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New Facebook Fan Page And South African Website Announced By Transcend
Transcend is very pleased to announce the launch of its South African web portal (http://www.transcendsa.co.za) that will allow customers throughout South Africa to get...
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ESPN Deportes Will Provide News And Information Coverage Of FIFA World Cup 2010
Using a full collection of its multimedia assets, ESPN Deportes will provide comprehensive Spanish-language news and information coverage of the 2010 FIFA World Cup...
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FIFA Online Available To All Soccer Fans World Wide
Win the 2010 FIFA World Cup in Free-to-Play EA SPORTS Soccer Game for PC.
Electronic Arts announced today that EA SPORTS FIFA Online , the...
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FIFA World Cup 2010 Card Fraud Warning
Payment card fraud is a global phenomenon. International travellers can be particularly at risk as they find themselves in unfamiliar surroundings. Having prevented payment...
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Youku Gets Broadcast Rights for All FIFA 2010 World Cup Matches
Youku World Cup Channel goes online; conference on sports marketing planned
Youku.com, China's leading video site, announced
that FIFA and CCTV have jointly authorized Youku.com...
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2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Review
Introduction:
In the year 2010, once again EA Sports belongs the honor of operating
the license juicy World Cup to be held in South Africa as...
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Cox Sports and ESPN360.com to Simulcast PC Basketball Game
On Tuesday, December 1 at 7:00 p.m. ET, Cox Communications customers in New England will have exclusive access to live coverage of the Providence...
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FIFA Introduces Soccer World Cup for virtual players
Soccer's global governing body FIFA, gaming software-maker Electronic Arts and Sony Corp's PlayStation announced the start of the FIFA Interactive World Cup 2010 (FIWC10)...
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MTN Partners With IMImobile in a Major Deal
MTN partners with IMImobile in a major deal to bring mobile and online content to 103 million users. Millions of mobile and online content...
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Symantec warns of increasing cyber attacks leading up to the 2010 FIFA World Cup
Symantec Corp. is warning South Africans to take care to protect themselves against a plethora of attacks over the Internet and likely to hit...
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