URLwire
for Thursday, Febraury 19, 2004
| New NHL Site Explains
Collective Bargaining Agreement to Fans |
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The National Hockey League
this week launched a new website at NHLCBANews.com,
which provides fans with the latest news and information about League economics
and collective bargaining.
The launch of the CBA site follows
last week's announcement from former Securities and Exchange Commission
chair Arthur Levitt, regarding the results of his independent study of
the finances of the NHL.
In his report, Levitt concluded that
the NHL sustained operating losses of $273 million during the 2002-03 season
on revenues of $1.996 billion; that 75% of the League's gross revenues
are spent on player salaries and other player costs; and that the NHL's
player costs as a percentage of its revenues far exceeded those in other
major league professional sports.
The complete report and full press
conference transcript are available on NHLCBANews.com.
Other information available on the
site includes:
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Collective Bargaining Basics
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Glossary of Terms
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League-Wide Financial Results from 2002-03
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CBA Historical Financial Results
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Average Cost of Player Performance
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Player Productivity in Relation to Salary
Over Time
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Fan survey results
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What people are saying
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