ESPN unveiled its latest application at the Apple iTunes App Store for ESPN Radio. With this smart application, users can get access to live ESPN radio, superior clear radio streams, their favorite shows, latest SportsCenter updates, preferred podcasts, sequential broadcasts, live scores and newsfeeds. It also features text messaging and call-in directly to ESPN Radio and ESPN stations.
This innovative application gives users access to their favorite ESPN shows like Mike & Mike in the Morning, The Herd with Colin Cowherd, The Scott Van Pelt Show, and more. Users can get access to live Radio Stations streams of over 15 ESPN Radio Stations that include ESPN 1050 New York, ESPN 1250 Pittsburgh, ESPN 1000 Chicago, ESPN 103.3 Dallas and ESPN 710 Los Angeles. Popular podcasts include The BS Report with Bill Simmons, Pardon The Interruption, Around The Horn and Fantasy Focus. Football fans can listen to ESPN Radio play-by-play for college football games in real-time and news from SportsCenter updated every 20 minutes. It also keeps users updated with Live Scores and Newsfeeds. Music zealots can directly send their messages to the ESPN Radio show studio, owing to this new app.
“Our mission is to serve sports fans the best audio wherever they are and whenever they want it on any device,” said Marc Horine, Vice President of Digital Partnerships and Sales Development for ESPN. “The ESPN Radio app delivers that same great content to mobile listeners through a seamless audio experience while also allowing complete control to choose from their favorite stations, shows and podcasts.”
The ESPN Radio app also enables users to access audio from ESPNRadio.com, which has the world’s most online audience. After the recent launch of ESPN Fantasy Football, the seamlessly successful ESPN ScoreCenter, ESPN Fantasy Football Draft Kit and the photo matching game ESPN Freeze Frame (formerly ESPN cameraman), ESPN Radio is the recent app. The ESPN ScoreCenter unfurled in June to over 75 countries, supporting six languages has been downloaded over 2.2 million times.
The ESPN Fantasy Football Kit has been downloaded over 350,000 times in 4 weeks after its launch on August 1. ESPN Zoom initially launched as ESPN Cameraman has been downloaded approximately 2 million times which was released in October 2008.
The latest ESPN Radio app is available on iTunes and users can purchase it at an affordable price of $2.99.