Five-year deal sees company distribute up to 1,400 games-per-year to viewers around the world
Telstra has agreed a five-year deal to distribute the NHL.
Up to 1,400 games-per-year will be distributed through Telstra’s Global Media Network to Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, with plans to expand to more territories in the future.
Broadcast Operations Centers in Pittsburgh, Sydney and London will support the distribution, providing 24/7 monitoring of the system that includes subsea fibre, satellite and IP broadcast.
Dan Kim, NHL senior vice president of media and International distribution and strategy, said: “With their Global Media Network, Telstra offers a level of flexibility, creativity and commitment that allow us to provide tailored, custom delivery solutions on a market-by-market basis. We will continue to share the excitement of live hockey with avid fans around the world and look forward to building audiences in new markets this season and beyond.”
Adam Day, Telstra Americas vice president of enterprise, technology and broadcast sales, added: “This exciting new partnership coincides perfectly with Telstra’s ongoing commitment to invest in its networks and offer new, innovative content delivery and distribution solutions to customers around the world. We look forward to helping the NHL expand its reach and showcase the spirit and excitement of the game to more sports fans globally.”
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