WCSN.com Announces Distribution Agreement with FOXSports.com on MSN

World
Championship Sports Network (WCSN), the premier destination for fans of Olympic
and lifestyle sports, announced a content distribution agreement with
FOXSports.com on MSN.

As part of
the agreement, WCSN’s Olympic-style and World Championship event video content
will now be available to sports fans on FOXSports.com on MSN, and within MSN
Video. Fans now have the ability to directly access WCSN.com’s branded channel
on FOXSports.com under the More Sports category, as well as view exclusive
sports and world record video in the Olympic Sports section. On WCSN and
FOXSports.com, fans will get an inside look as their favorite U.S. and
international athletes prepare for the highly anticipated Beijing 2008 Olympic
Games with access to unique editorial coverage, interviews and
behind-the-scenes news articles. In-depth coverage will include the Cycling
Road World Championships, Gymnastics World Championships and the entire Alpine
Skiing World Cup season.

“As the
2008 Olympic Games quickly approach, WCSN is committed to offering sports fans
everywhere new ways and places to view the sports they love,” said Carlos
Silva, president and COO of WCSN. “WCSN content on FOXSports.com will extend
our reach, build the WCSN brand and demonstrate our dedication to showcasing
Olympic and lifestyle sports.”

“Over the
past year, FOXSports.com has established itself as the leader in online sports
video, and the addition of WCSN’s unique content gives our millions of
users another great reason to come to the site,” said Kyle McDoniel, vice
president of business development for FOXSports.com. “We look forward to
working closely with WCSN as we continue to cement FOXSports.com’s
place as the top video destination for sports fans online.”

Upcoming
event video highlights available on FOXSports.com via WCSN.com include:

Gymnastics
World Championships from

Stuttgart,

Germany (Sept.
5 – 9)

Cycling
Road World Championship from

Stuttgart,

Germany (Sept.
26 – 30)

Fencing
World Championship from

St. Petersburg,

Russia (Sept.
29 – Oct. 7)

Alpine
Skiing World Cup season starting in

Solden,

Austria (Oct.
27 – Mar. 16)