As usual, CBS and USA will own the Open. USA network's extensive coverage is great if you subscribe to anything other than basic cable. Otherwise you're stuck with some semi-final action and the main quarterfinals and finals on CBS. Can't complain too much, though. The way things are going with TV and tennis, we're lucky to have any coverage at all.
During the 2008 US Open, USOpen.org Radio provides continuous live coverage, including a daily talk show, live match calls, and player interviews.
The US Open SlamTracker offers live scores and an interactive draw in a convenient micro-site package. For following matches at work or in conjunction with US Open Radio, this is the next best thing to watching the Open live. Visit USOpen.org and select "Interactive Draw" on right rail.
Click and tune in LIVE at the top of every hour from 11am to 7pm Eastern time for a five-minute recap of scores, expert analysis, interviews, features from around the ground and more on "Live @ the Open presented by American Express." The show originates from various locations around the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.
For a more traditional approach, this page offers capsules of the day's action plus links to extended articles showcasing results from the daily rounds.
Get real-time information from the US Open on your mobile phone. Enter your phone number to get access to the US Open mobile site which has news, schedule, live scores and player updates. Subscribe to mobile alerts for SMS messages tailored to your interests whether breaking news, TV schedule updates or specific details on players.
New York Times reporters and editors will be following every serve, volley and replay challenge of the 2008 United States Open. They will provide updates, insights, links, analysis and scenes from Flushing Meadows through the close of the tournament..
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