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Blue Jackets Hockey Network, the television home for Blue Jackets hockey, is coming to Spectrum TV under a new carriage agreement between the National Hockey League and Spectrum, the nation’s leading
The St. Louis Blues has introduced Blue Note+ as the name of the new, exclusive multimedia home of the team’s regional television broadcasts beginning this season. In addition to full-season
The Carolina Hurricanes has reached a multi-year distribution agreement to provide the newly-created Hurricanes Hockey Network to Spectrum customers throughout the Hurricanes’ regional territory. Hurricanes Hockey Network, which will air
The National Hockey League (NHL) has made an agreement with Spectrum that will allow Spectrum TV customers in the Minnesota Wild local broadcast territory to watch Wild games this season.
DAZN will be the exclusive direct-to-consumer streaming partner for the Detroit Pistons beginning with the 2026-27 season. Subscriptions are available at DAZN.com/Pistons. “We’re pleased to announce DAZN as our direct-to-consumer
The Charlotte Hornets has unveiled new broadcast partnerships with Gray Media and Sinclair that will bring Hornets basketball over the air to more fans throughout the Carolinas for the 2026-27
Spectrum SportsNet has revealed its comprehensive programming and live game broadcast schedule for the Los Angeles Lakers’ 2026-27 NBA season. As the official television home of the Lakers, SportsNet will
By Jon Morgan, Founder and Executive Producer, Ryval Studios For Major League Baseball creative teams, the offseason has always been a race against the clock. Rosters change. Free agents sign.
AudioShake has released Multi-Speaker 2.0, the company’s newest Multi-Speaker model, which removes 75% more noise and offers 32% better separation of overlapping voices than its previous model. In what the
Ortana Media Group, the software systems integrator behind the Cubix workflow platform, has connected AudioShake’s audio separation models to ScorePlay through two integrations. Both AudioShake’s Copyright Compliance System and its
If there’s one thing FloSports is known for, it’s scale. When the streaming sports company covers a wrestling tournament, a single event can contain 30 simultaneous mats. Every one of
SVG’s annual TranSPORT conference, which will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 20 in New York City, will be headlined by a FIFA World Cup-themed keynote conversation. For the most recent
The blog collects SVG’s reporting on AI across U.S. and European sports broadcasting Since SVG launched the AI Innovation Lab in April to advance the development and adoption of AI
Bringing together the full family of networks, FOX Sports is also adding Tubi, FOX’s ad-supported streaming service, as a viable option for fans looking to watch this year’s Thanksgiving Day
RED Digital Cinema’s RED V-RAPTOR [X] and RED V-RAPTOR XL [X] cameras with the Phantom Track feature are the first cameras to receive GhostFrame Pro Certification from Megapixel. The certification
Broadcast Management Group (BMG) is supporting Virginia Public Media (VPM), the PBS and NPR affiliate serving Central Virginia, during its relocation to a new, state-of-the-art broadcast headquarters in Richmond, VA.
The NTT INDYCAR SERIES has concluded a 2026 campaign defined by massive audience growth, soaring attendance, and record digital engagement, solidifying its commercial momentum across North America.
The Walt Disney Company is accelerating its international direct-to-consumer strategy by pushing live sports programming across Disney+, positioning the digital platform to diversify revenue streams through advertising and enhance user retention outside the United States.
The following article "News: NHL, Pistons-DAZN, UFL and more" originally appeared on Sports Media Watch. The NHL reaches a multiyear carriage agreement with Charter; the Detroit Pistons ink a streaming deal with DAZN; and the UFL is preparing to expand to 10 teams in 2028. Plus news on Chris…
Sam Wojtalewicz didn’t get the luxury of easing into his new job. When the University of Washington’s Associate Athletic Director for Broadcast Operations first arrived on campus in the summer
