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USC Unveils TrojanTV Entertainment Site

8/3/2007

The University of Southern California has launched TrojanTV All-Access, a multimedia website featuring a variety of Trojan Athletics content ranging from live broadcasts of games, video archives or previous games, a talk show, and other original programs for Trojan fans across the 'Net.

Launched Aug. 1, Trojan TV accompanies a redesign of usctrojans.com, the official USC Athletics site. TrojanTV features:
"The overall scope of our coverage and the insider perspective that we will provide our subscribers will be extensive, and of the highest production quality," said Rich Rodriguez, TrojanTV All-Access' executive producer, in a prepared statement. "We will cover our teams, athletes and coaches with the type of access that nobody else can match."

USC fans can subscribe to TrojanTV All-Access for $9.95 a month or $99.95 a year. Previously free usctrojans.com content, such as press releases, statistics and media guides, will remain free.

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