Stories about: National Hockey League

If SAS Institute CEO Jim Goodnight is feeling pressured by IBM's recent US$1.2 billion purchase of rival predictive analytics vendor SPSS, he's not showing it.

Video software developer Gotuit Media has sued Microsoft, claiming that its Silverlight multimedia software infringes several of the company's patents.

While the Stanley Cup is the oldest - and perhaps most venerated - US sports trophy, the competition for hockey's "Holy Grail" has never generated the broad fan interest of football's Super Bowl or playoff games in other major sports.

Hulu, a joint online video project of NBC Universal and News Corp., is set to go live this week with programming from Time Warner's television group, Lions Gate Entertainment and sports groups. A beta version of the site was launched in October.

Far from being a major player in IT security today, Google has ambitious designs on becoming a big name in the burgeoning hosted security market, begging the question, Will your organization ever be ready to let the world's largest information retrieval company safeguard your crown jewels?

YouTube furthered its attempts to offer legitimate footage on its video-sharing Web site this week by announcing deals that will provide users with music video and professional basketball content.

Google's YouTube signed a contract with the National Hockey League (NHL) to offer game highlights, the latest deal struck by the video sharing sensation as it attempts to stamp out pirated clips from its site and avoid copyright lawsuits.

Few sports in Australia are as little understood yet so fascinating as ice hockey (known simply as ‘hockey’ without the ice to most of its players, including the National Hockey League itself). More developers have begun making ice hockey games in the last few years. NHL Rivals 2004 is XSN Sports’ first effort, and it’s a good one. Whether you’re in practice mode, a tournament or grinding out an 82-game season, Rivals nails every requirement of an NHL sim. All official teams and their rosters are available, and players can be traded, created, edited or deleted.

Sun Microsystems Inc. announced a glamorous customer win Wednesday: a technology and marketing alliance making Sun the premier technology provider for the National Hockey League (NHL) and the NHL Players' Association. Sun fills a gap left after the NHL gradually unwound a previous alliance with IBM Corp.