FIFA, through several companies, sold the rights for the broadcast of 2002 FIFA World Cup to the following broadcasters.
In some regions, this FIFA World Cup was the first to be broadcast in a 16:9 widescreen, high-definition format.
Television CountryBroadcaster(s)RefTVSHCanal 7, TyC, América 2, DirecTVArmenia TVSBS, Nine NetworkORF, Sat.1, PremiereBTVDutch:VRTFrench:RTBFUnitel, TVB, DirecTV BHRTTV Globo, SporTV, DirecTVRTBBNTCBCCanal 13, TVN, DirecTVCCTVCaracol, RCN, DirecTVRepretelICRTHRTRIKCzech TelevisionDR, TV 2, Canal DigitalTeleamazonas, RTSETVYleTF1GPBARD, ZDF, Sat.1, PremiereERTCanal 3, Canal 7TVCATV, TVB, Cable TV Hong KongMTVDoordarshanRCTIIRIBRTÉSports Channel, IBARAINHK, TV Asahi, Nippon TV, SKY PerfecTV!KTN, KBCKBS, MBC, SBSLTV, Channel 1BTVTDMMKTVRTM, TV3, NTV7, AstroTV Azteca, Televisa, CNI Canal 40 and DirecTVMiddle East and North AfricaARTTRM'Eagle News (Mongolia)NOSTVNZ, SkyNRK, TV2, Canal DigitalPTVChannel 4Channel 50ATVNBN, Net 25, SkyCableTVP, PolsatRTP, SportTVTVRChannel One, VGTRKChannel 5, StarHub Cable VisionSTVRTV, Pro Pluse.tv, SuperSportAntena 3, Vía DigitalSub-Saharan AfricaTVAfrica"TVA Africa secured the sole right to broadcast the World Cup", Africa Film & TV Magazine, nº. 33, May-July 2002SVT, TV4Sat.1, SRG SSREra Television, CTSChannel 9, Channel 11, ITVTRTUT-1BBC, ITV
English:ABC, ESPN and ESPN 2Spanish:UnivisionChannel 50Venevisión, RCTV, Meridiano TelevisiónDatVietVAC, VTV, HTVRTS, RTK
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