Posts From Nick Frazier
How the 2017 Masters got social media right
This year’s Masters Tournament featured plenty of drama, as Sergio Garcia and Justin Rose had to play an extra hole to determine which European would win their first green jacket.
Digital Sport’s weekly wash-up 07/04/17
Tar Heels celebrate men’s basketball championship After three weeks of upsets, nailbiters, and repetitive commercials, the 2017 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament came to an end on Monday night, with the University
How does the PGA, players attract young fans? Social media, of course
Perhaps PGA golfer Grayson Murray said it best when he tweeted this out last month: Imagine if more guys from the PGA tour opened up on social media. Golf would
SK Telecom to showcase 5g baseball stadium
Earlier this week, SK Telecom announced it will hold a 5G showcase at a South Korean ballpark, setting up a trial network to simulate a future with 5G connectivity and
Digital Sport’s Weekly Wash-Up 24/03/17
March Madness doesn’t disappoint The first weekend of the 2017 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament wrapped up on Sunday. Despite some dull games games at the beginning, by weeks end there were
Snapchat secures multiyear agreement with Australian Football League
Snapchat continues to merge into the sports landscape, as the app’s parent company Snap Inc. has signed a multi-year deal with the Australian Football League before the league’s season kicks
Wilson releases X Connected Basketball that tracks shooting performance
Wilson Sporting Goods has partnered with SportIQ to launch the new Wilson X Connected Basketball, a smart ball that can keep track of a player’s shooting stats. Accompanied by a
O2 releases VR rugby experience
Ever wanted to square off against some of the best athletes in professional rugby? Thanks to virtual reality, now you can. O2 has unveiled a series of virtual reality (VR) experiences
Twitter to live stream National Lacrosse League next season
Add lacrosse to the growing list of sports Twitter will be streaming to its users. On Wednesday, Twitter announced a two-year deal with the National Lacrosse League that gives Twitter
European Handball Federation partners with Kwangl to bring “programmable hashtags” to the sport
The EHF Marketing GmbH, a marketing arm and subsidiary of the European Handball Federation, has tapped Kwangl Solutions to “create and deploy a system for incentivizing and rewarding handball fans
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