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The National Hockey League is denying a Bloomberg report from Seoul that it is in talks with YouTube (NSDQ: GOOG) to stream live games. Aske… Read More »

Deals for exclusive mobile video rights to Verizon Wireless and Bell Mobility made sense for the National Hockey League in 2007. Now they ar… Read More »

 
 

The National Hockey League is looking to a programming vet from the National Football League to pull its content strategy together and execu… Read More »

Our six-month trial for Sirius XM (NSDQ: SIRI) expired May 24 — and the company’s flawed customer service may keep it dark. My own experien… Read More »

Like other leagues, the NHL continues to see a major uptick in video use and is looking for ways to make the most of it with fans and advert… Read More »

RIM’s Balsillie Tries Again To Buy NHL Team

Research-in-Motion cofounder Jim Balsillie didn’t get where he is by giving up and he’s hoping that same tenacity will help him finally land… Read More »

The Stanley Cup playoffs weren’t very kind to my hometown St. Louis Blues, swept by the Vancouver Canucks, but so far the post-season has be… Read More »

A week ago today, college basketball fans tuned into the NCAA March Madness on Demand video players by the hundreds of thousands for the ope… Read More »

Back in December, Bob Bowman told me that Major League Baseball Advanced Media planned to cut subscription prices for the 2009 season by at… Read More »

Usually the new-look focus at the start of a hockey season is on the teams — or in some cases, the owners. This year, NHL.com, the National… Read More »

MSG’s Website Dispute With NHL: May Lose Control Over Rangers

The ongoing saga of Madison Square Garden’s dispute with the National Hockey league continues: New York Rangers, run by MSG LP, which in tur… Read More »

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The National Hockey League continues its aggressive broadband push with a new video player for nhl.com, more ad options and a batch of chann… Read More »

A federal judge denied MSG’s request for a preliminary injunction against the National Hockey League Friday, leaving the Cablevision (NYSE:… Read More »

I could only hint at this the other day when I was writing about MLB’s issues with the Slingbox. Sling Media has its first deal with a profe… Read More »

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