B2 Networks: 500 for 500th
Published on March 4, 2005 under International Hockey League 2 (IHL 2) News Release
LAKE ST. LOUIS, MO â Over 500 fans across North America and Europe logged on to watch B2 Networks 500th webcast on Wednesday night. The game was broadcast free via theuhl.com in celebration of reaching this season's 500-milestone mark.
"B2 Networks has made it possible for fans in every market to see the best of the UHL and we are thrilled to share in their success," stated UHL President/CEO Richard Brosal.
"The results of the webcast far exceeded our expectations. UHL fans are strong supporters of our network and the fans can look forward to more exciting broadcasts like this in the future," stated B2 Networks Chairman and CEO Greg P. Bell.
Every team in the UHL is now carried on B2 Networks with games available to fans around the world via Pay-Per-View webcast.
B2 Networks is a premier provider of reliable, scalable and secure international broadband video networks, management, distribution and billing systems. B2's Networked Arenas, Stadiums, data centers and systems are currently in use to distribute entertainment, sports and live events to computer and television screens in homes and hotels around the world. B2 manages and owns the digital distribution rights to distinct genres of entertainment, sports and television properties and works with clients such as, UHL, AHL, ECHL, and the Northern League, www.b2now.com.
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