This article on mashable.com speculates that the NHL may no longer be allowing YouTube visitors to embed hockey videos on external sites. Is this because it’s going to take away from revenue sharing that YouTube is promising to the Hockey Association to use their footage? That’s my assumption. Anyways, if the video in this post disappears, I’ll be a sad panda.

“And in another YouTube shakeup today, it seems that the NHL has banned external embedding of its YouTube clips.”

“The NHL has a substantial presence on YouTube. However, they told one person who was legally embedding these videos on his site to skate to the penalty box.”

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