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DATE : 08-05-2011 Time : 00:00 until 03:00
07-05-2011 on 11:10
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hockey from the past and the present. Its main focus is on the National Hockey League (NHL) and their games, but it also airs games from other leagues, such as minor league and international hockey to fill its schedule. The channel is owned by a consortium from the National Hockey League,[1] CTV Specialty Television Inc. and Insight Sports Ltd..
Each evening, during the regular season, the channel broadcasts their flagship show called NHL on the Fly, featuring instant updates and live segments of games in progress.
NHL Network began broadcasting in Canada on October 4, 2001. A sister channel for audiences in the United States was not launched until 2007.
NHL Network is a Canadian English language category 2 digital cable specialty channel devoted
NHL.com announced on January 12, 2009 that AT&T U-Verse would begin carrying the channel
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LIVE ONLINE LIVE
NHL
United States
The National Hockey League, with teams from both Canada and USA.
Vancouver Canucks VS Nashville Predators
Match scheduled:
DATE : 08-05-2011 Time : 00:00 until 03:00
07-05-2011 on 11:10
Western Conference Semi Finals (VAN Leads series 3-1) :: NHL Playoffs 2010/2011 :: Sopcast VLC required
hockey from the past and the present. Its main focus is on the National Hockey League (NHL) and their games, but it also airs games from other leagues, such as minor league and international hockey to fill its schedule. The channel is owned by a consortium from the National Hockey League,[1] CTV Specialty Television Inc. and Insight Sports Ltd..
Each evening, during the regular season, the channel broadcasts their flagship show called NHL on the Fly, featuring instant updates and live segments of games in progress.
NHL Network began broadcasting in Canada on October 4, 2001. A sister channel for audiences in the United States was not launched until 2007.
NHL Network is a Canadian English language category 2 digital cable specialty channel devoted
As a result of the agreement between the NHL and U.S. cable company Comcast that places NHL games on its Versus network (known at the time of the deal as OLN), the American version of NHL Network has been in development as a joint venture between the NHL and Comcast.[1] The NHL Network in the United States currently shares some programming with its Canadian sister; the main differences are commercials and which live games the networks will air (for example, the Canadian version may show games televised on Versus, while the U.S. version airs the CBC feeds of Hockey Night in Canada games as well as TSN games). Live games are blacked out in the markets of the participating teams.
The league hired Ascent Media Network Services to manage and distribute the channel. A subsidiary of publicly traded Ascent Media Group, the company has offices in Stamford, Conn., from which it will maintain the network’s satellite signal, advertising insertions and other aspects of NHL Network
NHL Network is one of four U.S. cable network devoted to just one major sports league. NBA TV launched in 1999 with NFL Network following in 2003. Major League Baseball's channel, the MLB Network, launched on January 1, 2009.Carriage agreements
NHL Network logo from 2007-2009.
Comcast, owner of cable networks Versus, Comcast Sportsnet, E! Entertainment Television, The Golf Channel and G4, is also one of the largest operators of cable systems in the United States. The company was contractually obligated to have NHL Network on its systems by summer 2007 at the latest, so it would be available in the United States beginning with the 2007–08 NHL season.[3] Both Comcast and the NHL had an option to end their contract after the 2006–07 season, which would have voided Comcast's obligation to launch a U.S. version of NHL Network, but opted to proceed with the launch.[4]
Since its official launch in the United States, the NHL Network announced on October 8, 2007 its plans to begin airing that month through carriage agreements with Cablevision, Charter, Comcast, Cox Communications, DirecTV, Dish Network and Time Warner Cable. [5] DirecTV has aired NHL Network on channel 215 since October 31, 2007.[6][7] Going forward, any provider with NHL Center Ice is expected to place NHL Network somewhere on its system. Some of the providers offer NHL Network in high definition; all live games are broadcast in HDTV.
The league hired Ascent Media Network Services to manage and distribute the channel. A subsidiary of publicly traded Ascent Media Group, the company has offices in Stamford, Conn., from which it will maintain the network’s satellite signal, advertising insertions and other aspects of NHL Network
NHL Network is one of four U.S. cable network devoted to just one major sports league. NBA TV launched in 1999 with NFL Network following in 2003. Major League Baseball's channel, the MLB Network, launched on January 1, 2009.Carriage agreements
NHL Network logo from 2007-2009.
Comcast, owner of cable networks Versus, Comcast Sportsnet, E! Entertainment Television, The Golf Channel and G4, is also one of the largest operators of cable systems in the United States. The company was contractually obligated to have NHL Network on its systems by summer 2007 at the latest, so it would be available in the United States beginning with the 2007–08 NHL season.[3] Both Comcast and the NHL had an option to end their contract after the 2006–07 season, which would have voided Comcast's obligation to launch a U.S. version of NHL Network, but opted to proceed with the launch.[4]
Since its official launch in the United States, the NHL Network announced on October 8, 2007 its plans to begin airing that month through carriage agreements with Cablevision, Charter, Comcast, Cox Communications, DirecTV, Dish Network and Time Warner Cable. [5] DirecTV has aired NHL Network on channel 215 since October 31, 2007.[6][7] Going forward, any provider with NHL Center Ice is expected to place NHL Network somewhere on its system. Some of the providers offer NHL Network in high definition; all live games are broadcast in HDTV.
NHL.com announced on January 12, 2009 that AT&T U-Verse would begin carrying the channel
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