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vorky

vorky

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Jan 23, 2010
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Sad to see Khavanov, Fedotov and Fedorov leaving NTV Plus. Even if they get their Hockey Night on KHL it probably will be exclusively KHL-oriented now.
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It does not make sense to promote other league. ;)
 
jaco

jaco

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Oct 21, 2011
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Just found out that on www.khl.ru you can see short clips of every goal and penalty on the game page. Great!

Well, almost..... Shchitov's goal for Neftekhimik isn't there..
 
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ozo

ozo

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Feb 24, 2010
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All these new graphics features are cool, but it is high time to get people who can utilize them properly. Sick and tired to see that game clocks are very often off by as much as thirty seconds.
 

ult

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Sep 21, 2009
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Apparently PanoramaHD crew in Khabarovsk have moved from 10-cam OB van to the arena studio this season. Looking good.

http://panoramahd.ru/news/1549

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PanoramaHD is one of the biggest broadcasters in KHL right now, they're making HD broadcasts from Ufa, Khabarovsk, Yekaterinburg. They could have covered Kazan as well, as they have 24-cam FullHD OB van there, but TNV prefer their own crew (shame about that).
 
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ult

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Unfortunately they won't be getting the new equipment any time soon.
 
Salavat Yulaev

Salavat Yulaev

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Jul 20, 2013
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I wonder where they put microphones on Fetisov Arena in Vladivostok?
I barely heared a commentator but learned all advertisement jingles.
 

thevreelander

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Nov 10, 2013
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I don't understand why the KHL doesn't get a TV Deal with someone in the United States and I'm not talking about a stupid ESPN3 Live Stream deal. They could even do the broadcasting the way MSG Network did during the lockout (from their own studio in the States, watching the game on a screen) which would really cut costs. Sure some errors might happen, but it actually worked well surprisingly. Also let's be honest, there is absolutely no hockey programming at all running in the States during the early AM hours till 2PM EST (when NHL Live comes on which is blahhhh). I would think hockey fans would rather watch the KHL than all the sports talk shows like First Take (where they only talk about the NBA) and Dan Patrick (the show I currently watch in the morning). Especially Fox Sports (who is broadcasting only the afternoon UEFA Champion's League games during the Winter) or CBS Sports (who barely has any programming beside some college sports and no one even knows this network exists). The KHL should go make a move at those Networks, they honestly have nothing better to show during the time the KHL is on.
 
Jussi

Jussi

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thevreelander said:
I don't understand why the KHL doesn't get a TV Deal with someone in the United States and I'm not talking about a stupid ESPN3 Live Stream deal. They could even do the broadcasting the way MSG Network did during the lockout (from their own studio in the States, watching the game on a screen) which would really cut costs. Sure some errors might happen, but it actually worked well surprisingly. Also let's be honest, there is absolutely no hockey programming at all running in the States during the early AM hours till 2PM EST (when NHL Live comes on which is blahhhh). I would think hockey fans would rather watch the KHL than all the sports talk shows like First Take (where they only talk about the NBA) and Dan Patrick (the show I currently watch in the morning). Especially Fox Sports (who is broadcasting only the afternoon UEFA Champion's League games during the Winter) or CBS Sports (who barely has any programming beside some college sports and no one even knows this network exists). The KHL should go make a move at those Networks, they honestly have nothing better to show during the time the KHL is on.
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Because there's no interest?
 
Jussi

Jussi

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thevreelander said:
Not at the moment because it's not on TV. NHL fanbase is growing which means the hockey fanbase is growing. If you put the KHL out there hockey fans will follow.
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US hockey ratings are largely local driven meaning fans like to watch their home town team. Since there's no attachment to KHL, there wouldn't be viewers. Return of invest would be nonexistent for networks.
 

thevreelander

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Jussi said:
US hockey ratings are largely local driven meaning fans like to watch their home town team. Since there's no attachment to KHL, there wouldn't be viewers. Return of invest would be nonexistent for networks.
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There's no reason a United States fan wouldn't pick up with a KHL team. Not to mention hockey games that are shown nationally are becoming more and more popular in the United States. NBC Sports has one almost every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. The issue still is the lack of exposure in the United States. Hockey fans know it exists but have no access to it.
 
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