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Daily Digest: Sports teams chasing ad budgets, Rudy Gestede’s YouTube channel and AS Roma continue to rule social media
The sun is out! Well it is here where I am and I hope it is where you are too. After a loooong winter it’s great to be back out
Digital Sport Manchester: The Evolution of Sports on Social for the Next Gen fan
The Evolution of Sports on Social for the 21st Century fan/Next Gen fan The evening is being held at the office of Manchester based social media agency Social Chain. This
What the Premier League’s social media game can learn from the NBA and PGA Tour
The social media coverage that US sports and the PGA Tour provide is a lesson the Premier League should learn.
The Theatre of Streams: How YouTube became football’s digital home
Manchester United’s arrival on YouTube cements the platform’s position as the home of football on digital media.
Man United use heavyweight Chelsea clash to promote YouTube partnership
Manchester United have launched a YouTube channel, and their push during the Chelsea game shows the power that both brands have.
Manchester City and the ‘human’ side of Premier League sponsorship
Vijay Eswaran of QI Group tells Digital Sport about the right approach to the Premier League’s growth in Asia.
Original content is now a must when announcing a signing on social
Manchester United’s announcement of Alexis Sanchez shows how quality content is now a must for new transfer reveals.
Data football clubs could see their Instagram accounts take over Twitter very soon
This week, Italian digital consulting agency IQUII announced the findings of their first focus report, highlighting the follower bases of football teams in Europe’s top five football leagues and integrating
Data shows why digital growth is more important for football clubs than precarious broadcast revenues
As Premier League football clubs become richer and richer thanks to monstrous media rights deals, which look set only to rise as the next round of negotiations aims to raise
Solving the fragmentation problem by bringing fans the content they want
This is a sponsored guest post by Simon Ryley, Founder RightNow Digital. Very few digital platforms can satisfy a passionate fan’s thirst for content when it comes to the things
