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Facebook Watch signs up for boxing as Golden Boy Promotions looks for reach
Another day, another coup for Facebook – certainly when it comes to live-streaming sport. The social media platform has penned a deal with Oscar de la Hoya’s Golden Boy Promotions
EFL highlights to be on Quest and Facebook Live next season
UK highlights of the EFL will be on the Eurosport-powered channel Quest for next season – and that seems to chime with what Eurosport promised just a few weeks ago.
Liverpool use Facebook Live donation tool to raise money for LFC foundation
Liverpool to use Facebook Live donation tool to raise money for club’s charity, the LFC Foundation.
The decline of Facebook Live leaves clues about the future of video on the platform
Facebook Live might be on its way out, but that might give us a clue as to where video is heading on the social media platform.
Real Madrid make Weibo their official social media partner in China
Real Madrid have partnered with Chinese social media platform Weibo, who will become the Spanish champions’ official social media partner in China. The deal will see the platform deliver the
Weekly Wrap: Atlanta Falcons and Minnesota Vikings up their social media game
This weekend, the importance of upping your game on social media was laid bare with some great examples from both sides of the Atlantic ocean. American sports have been innovators
As the Women’s Super League kicks off, the sport continues to grow with clever digital strategy
On Friday night, the Women’s Super League season will begin with a bang as Merseyside rivals Liverpool and Everton face each other in what you might describe as a baptism
Facebook Watch tab to change the way we interact with sports teams, starting with Real Madrid
As Facebook looks to expand on the success of the ‘Live’ video platform which came to life over a year ago, the social media platform has rolled out its new
Everton underline commitment to fans with Facebook and YouTube streams
Everton, according to Facebook, are “one of the Premier League’s most recognizable teams, being part of every season since the league’s inception in 1992.” That’s true, but it barely breaks
Premier League clubs to find new ways of increasing their sponsorship incomes on digital media
As the Premier League returned to the TV screens of football fans around the world last weekend, it also returned to their smartphone screens, too. For plenty of fans, following
