Broadcast Of Sporting Events

Broadcasting sports events (also known as a sports broadcast) is a live broadcast of sports as a television program, on radio, and other broadcast media. This usually applies to one or more sports commentators describing events as they occur.

Canada

See also: Prejudice of the East Coast

The broadcast of the sports competition began with descriptions of the game sent by telegraph in the 1890s. In 1896, a telegraph line was connected to the Victoria Skating Rink in Montreal to renew fans in Winnipeg with the Stanley Cup Challenge Series between the Montreal and Winnipeg hockey teams. In 1923, the first radio broadcast of the ice hockey game took place on February 8, as well as the broadcast of the third period of the game between Midland and North Toronto. Ontario Hockey Association. The first full-length broadcast took place in Winnipeg later that month. Foster Hewitt pioneered hockey that season made its first broadcast.

In 1933, Hewitt called Canada the most widely 해외스포츠중계 NHL game between the Detroit Red Wings and Toronto Maple Letters. Always started the broadcast with “Hello, Canada, and hockey fans in the United States and Newfoundland!” “; this phrase stuck around (albeit without part of” Newfoundland after the Confederation of Dominions in Canada in 1949) until the CBC’s first national television broadcast (the first actual broadcast was in a closed loop in Maple Leaf Gardens in the spring of 1952.) Hockey Night in Canada in October 1952. Today it is consistently ranked among the highest programs in Canada.

Broadcast The Canadian Football League has been a part of Canadian television since CBC’s debut in 1952. From 1962 (a year after CTV’s debut) to 2007, there were two separate contracts for CFL: one for CBC and one for CTV (or a related channel such as the TSN cable outlet ). Terrestrial television broadcasts of CFL games ended in 2008 when TSN acquired exclusive television rights to the league.

American sports broadcasts are widely available in Canada from both Canadian stations and border blasters in the United States. To protect the advertising of Canadian broadcasters, radio stations can use simultaneous replacement: there must be any cable or satellite channel of the American station that broadcasts the same program as the Canadian radio station is darkened and replaced by Canadian feed. This rule is part of the reason that the NFL, which is broadcast on US television but does not have a direct presence in Canada, is also broadcast on Canadian television, while CFL no longer exists (CFL is only broadcast on cable in the US); the benefits of simultaneous replacement do not apply to cable stations. For purposes Toronto Blue Jays and Toronto Raptors both claim all of Canada as their “territory, ” allowing Blue Jays and Raptors to broadcast across the country .

Ireland

The first live commentary on field sports anywhere in Europe was when Paddy Mehigan covered the Irish semifinals between Kilkenny and Galway on August 29, 1926. This game is attributed to the first, mainly because the BBC was banned from broadcasting sporting events until 19:00 as a means of protecting the sales of British newspapers.