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Behind The Scenes At OLN
by Paul on 10/07/05 at 09:57 PM ET
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An hour before Wednesday's first-ever NHL telecast by Comcast-owned cable channel OLN, Jeff Shell dropped by the digital TV production room in the recesses of the Wachovia Center. Comcast's president of programming was just checking in on his company's little $200 million-plus investment in the rights to televise NHL hockey for the next three years. He wanted to ask the producers a few questions about camera angles, and convey his complete confidence in the staff that would deliver Comcast's first national professional sports telecast. "Just don't miss anything," Shell told the crew, only sort of joking.
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