BT buys ESPN's UK channels to beef up its forthcoming BT Sport
BT's move into sport looks like a minor deal, but it's part of the global competition for a converging TV/broadband market where the leading players include Rupert Murdoch's Sky and John Malone's Liberty Global.
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