Tag Archives: Next Generation Data

Lawsuit Dropped That Claimed Chicago Blackhawks Illegally Used Facial Recognition Software On Fans

Posted on September 1, 2021 by Jon Sorensen

On Wednesday TSN reported that the Chicago Blackhawks were facing a proposed class-action lawsuit by an Illinois man who claimed the National Hockey League team inappropriately used facial recognition software to obtain and store his biometric data. The case was … Continue reading →

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The Approaching NHL Data Divide: Next-Gen NHL Data Will Likely Be A Case Of the “Haves” and “Have Nots”

Posted on February 29, 2020 by Jon Sorensen

Graphic: Nastel It’s no secret that the NHL is in the process of making a generational leap in data sourcing, aggregation and analysis that will redefine the way the game is analyzed. Hockey “big data” is essentially making the leap … Continue reading →

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The Progression of Jonas Siegenthaler

Posted on January 3, 2020 by Justin Trudel

Jonas Siegenthaler has proceeded to make his mark on the Capitals’ defensive corps. The Zürich, Switzerland native has made a somewhat unlikely journey to becoming a key spoke in the Caps’ blueline wheel and has contributed greatly to the success … Continue reading →

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Will The NHL’s Next-Generation Data and Data Management Models Splinter and Divide Hockey Analytics?

Posted on October 29, 2018 by Jon Sorensen

Graphic: Deadspin On Monday NHL commissioner Gary Bettman announced a new multi-year “betting partnership” with MGM Resorts International, which will include non-exclusive rights to the league’s next-generation data. The “next-gen” data will be primarily made available though the implementation of … Continue reading →

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