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TuneIn Returns to the NHL Rink With Live Streaming


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TuneIn, a streaming audio service, is gearing up for the start of the 2021-22 NHL Regular Season on October 12 with comprehensive coverage of all NHL Regular Season and Stanley Cup Playoffs games. Through TuneIn Premium, hockey fans around the world can follow and listen to all of their favorite NHL teams both live and on-demand. NHL coverage also includes on-demand game replays, Spanish and French language coverage, as well as Stanley Cup Playoffs coverage.

"Our Premium members spoke and we listened," said TuneIn CEO Richard Stern. "Over the last three months, we've dramatically increased our collegiate and professional sports offerings in Premium. With this partnership, TuneIn and NHL will delight hockey fans around the world with access to all the action on and off the ice."

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