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NHL Improves Standing
by Paul on 08/18/05 at 07:47 PM ET
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The National Hockey League came out better in its new TV rights deal with Outdoor Life Network and Comcast than most observers thought it would, gleaning more money than it was guaranteed under its previous agreement, and gaining a commitment for cable carriage of a new NHL Network. In addition, the new deal includes a broadband component, under which some NHL games will air via streaming video, and a video on demand component.
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