ESPN reviews UK creative and media briefs
By Ian Darby Thursday, 09 July 2009 06:00AM
ESPN, the Disney-owned broadcaster that this week unveiled details of its plans to cover Premier League football next season, is on the hunt for an advertising and media agency to help launch its new UK channel.
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