sportsbusinessjournal.com - 2/2/2009
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By TRIPP MICKLE Staff writer The NHL and NHL Players Association, in partnership with Bell Mobility, will take a significant step in the effort to put live games in the hands and pockets of sports fans this week when they introduce a new mobile offering in Canada. The live game broadcasts are ...
misterirrelevant.com - 1/30/2009
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This is Russ Grimm’s rookie card. It’s a
1984 Topps. He was a veteran by then. Such...
is life for linemen in the ’80s, I suppose. Grimm is, with apologies to Joe Jacoby, the Hogs’ best hopeful for Hall of Fame ...
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Russ Grimm Is Always the Bridesmaid
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Get Ready To Watch The NHL On Your Phone
KK Hockey —
... Canada.
The live game broadcasts are part of the NHL Bundle, a comprehensive 3G mobile package that includes live and delayed game broadcasts, original video programming and live radio play-by-play of NHL games. It costs subscribers $8 a month, a fee the NHL and Bell will share....
The NHL hopes to strike a similar agreement in the U.S. with mobile partner Verizon Wireless at the end of the season, when its deal with the wireless company ends.
more and thanks to the SBJ for releasing the paid subscription link to KK!
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Snapshots —
... in receiving permission from SportsBusiness Journal to post an article by Tripp Mickle discussing the NHL's plan to make games available on cell phones; Finally, the Ottawa Senators fired coach Craig Hartsburg today, but many pundits have suggested that Senators GM Bryan Murray deserved the axe instead. The Globe and Mail's Eric Duhatschek ...
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