The NHL recently signed a deal with GoPro to bring fans a closer look than ever from the perspective of their favorite hockey players. AdWeek reports that NHL promos and even broadcasts this season ...

I’m Canadian so I get to bring you the following news: GoPro is partnering with the NHL and NHLPA to incorporate GoPro footage into live broadcasts of professional hockey games. The team-up marks the ...

Hockey fans, get ready for some in-your-face action from the ice: The NHL and the National Hockey League Players' Association reached a deal with GoPro to outfit players with its wearable cameras for ...

On Saturday, the NHL All-Star Weekend in Columbus, Ohio will get underway with the All-Star Skills Competition and in anticipation for the exciting night of action, the league has announced their ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. GoPro is about to bring NHL fans a lot closer to the ice. GoPro has partnered with the NHL to provide its small, ...

GoPro cameras have already changed the way sports are filmed from a technical level, but now the NHL Is hoping that it’ll change how their sport is perceived from a more personal level. As part of the ...

NEW YORK (AP) – GoPro has signed a deal with the NHL to bring its wearable cameras closer to the action on the ice and let viewers see games from the perspective of players and referees. It’s the ...

We’ve seen GoPro cameras attached to skydivers, lions, and sharks. Next up: Professional hockey players. AdWeek reports that the NHL will use footage that it filmed from the helmets, masks, and ...

As wearable cameras get smaller, lighter and more powerful, so their potential increases, and the new deal that GoPro has inked with the National Hockey League is proof of that. Some of the players in ...

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Hockey fans, get ready for some in-your-face action from the ice: The NHL and the National Hockey League Players’ Association reached a deal with GoPro to outfit players with its wearable cameras for ...