One of the most popular shows is the weekly Saturday night broadcast of NHL hockey games. In English, the program is known as "Hockey Night in Canada", and in French, it was called "La Soirée du hockey". Both shows began in 1952. The French edition was discontinued in 2004, though Radio-Canada stations outside of Quebec simulcast some Saturday night games produced by RDS until 2006. The network suffered considerable public embarrassment when it lost the rights to the show's theme music following a protracted lawsuit launched by the song's composer and publishers. In 2013, the exclusive national media rights to the NHL were acquired by Rogers Media, although Rogers would reach an agreement with the CBC to license the "Hockey Night in Canada" brand for use in its coverage of Saturday-night games, and broker a version of the broadcasts to CBC at no charge.