ESPN overhauling its web site

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I've been messing with the beta version the last week or so and so far it's OK. I prefer the current layout myself, but for what they're trying to transition to, the new one makes more sense.
 
Hopefully this ia accessible for all, I got an e-mail about it last week.

http://beta.espn.go.com/?ex_cid=2009_insdr_xxx_bet_rem_xxx
 
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A guy I know said it's already changed on his computer, and he's not an Insider subscriber.
 
There is so much information on their site, trying to cram everything onto one page is a mistake.

Their front page should look like Google with small links to navigate you to the sport or feature you want. No way should MMA share a screen with horse racing for example.
 
JackReacher said:
A guy I know said it's already changed on his computer, and he's not an Insider subscriber.

I get the beta now when I type espn.com into the address bar. I suspect once you visit it, that becomes your default unless you tell it not to use the beta.

@Martin: Absolutely agree on the push video. Office workers across the globe will be thankful they can read ESPN.com at work without SportsCenter suddenly blaring from their computer speakers.
 
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I'm using beta, and the "forced" video is still there on the college basketball main page ...

i wouldn't exactly call this an overhaul but it does look cleaner overall...
 
Well, apparently we're all behind TSP in this revelation.

http://www.sportsjournalists.com/forum/threads/64496/
 
The top of the beta, with the NFL games, reminds me exactly of the top of NFL.com.

Except, of course, the links are about three times as quick.

I rather like it.
 
BTW, I love ESPN360 to death. My only problem is, although I can access it home, I can't access it at work.
 
shotglass said:
BTW, I love ESPN360 to death. My only problem is, although I can access it home, I can't access it at work.

Wierd, it's vice-versa for me.
 

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