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Apr 19, 2010
World Cup 2010: Which platforms work better for the sport?
As broadcasters gear up for the World Cup, we ask two football enthusiasts which platforms work better for the sport. Bryan Robson (pictured left), head coach for Thailand's national football team, and Mike Jackson (pictured right), managing director for APAC at MEC Access, go head-to-head on the issue.
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