On Fri, 2 Jul 2004 23:05:08 -0400, "Churchill" <
[email protected]> wrote:
>> >What does OLN stand for ?
>>
>> Outdoor Life Network http://www.tsn.ca/oln/
>
>So OLN is actually TSN on Bell Express Vu ??
No, OLN is its own channel, separate from TSN; and it is available on
Express Vu, Rogers Digital, and regular cable as well (channel 58 here
in the Toronto area).
TSN, OLN, CTV, and a few other channels are all part of the
Bell-Globemedia fine family of TV channels. (actually, BGmedia only
owns 33% of OLN according to their website -->
http://www.bellglobemedia.ca/x/?cid=2546 but I digress).
OLN is the neglected child of the family, stuck showing strongman
competitions and re-runs of Lonely Planet during most of the year.
But for one month of every year Lance and friends magically appear on
the screen for several hours per day. Then they all disappear again
near the end of July, never to be seen again until next year. And
then its another 11 months of seeing dudes on 'roids pull 18 wheelers
with a rope, and Ian Wright eating cooked goat's testicles in northern
Finland or some place like that.
J. Spaceman