Tag "NFL"
NFL return – the opening weekend and the novelty of the social media game
After the first weekend of the NFL regular season, excitement gives way to normality. The hype and the buzz will still be there right up until the Super Bowl in
Weekly Wrap – The real work begins as the NFL and Premier League are back
With the end of the summer period comes the autumn of sport. Regular seasons are upon us in the Premier League and the NFL, Premiership rugby is back. Sport is
Interview: NFL Game Pass – A Game Changer in the future of digital sports broadcasting?
The NFL is back. The first game of the regular season ended in a shock defeat for Super Bowl champions the New England Patriots at the hands of the unfancied
Digital Sport London – Talking US sport with NFL & NBA
After 2 SOLD OUT gatherings so far we’re proud to bring to you a topic with a bit of a difference. This month’s event takes a look at sport in
Sports Media Fragmentation and Hacking The Game
This is a guest post by Will Pyne, Chief Creative Officer at Digital Media and Social Media Broadcaster, Brave Bison. Facebook has been tipped to win the rights to broadcast
Aim High: MLB’s attempt to make the Great British public fall in love
Major League Baseball is gearing up for a charm offensive on the UK. The league has launched the MLB Battlegrounds campaign in order to woo the British audience and establish a foothold in a country where the sport has often been seen as little other than an American curiosity.
Wake up Sport: Don’t skimp on the hype
This is a guest post by Aalina Tabani, Assistant Director of Marketing for UNLV Athletics. Follow her on Twitter & Instagram: @aaleenz We’ve seen it time and time again, the
Amazon’s NFL deal paves the way for a sports rights arms race between streaming companies
After its season-long stretch of streaming Thursday Night Football on Twitter, the NFL’s new online home for midweek games will be Amazon from next season, after the online retail company
Thursday Night Football attracts new proposals
After a successful first year, the NFL is looking to sell streaming rights to Thursday Night Football again. According to close sources, there are at least four major suitors—Twitter, Facebook,
Speed, excitement and power: Why can’t your content be as good as the sports it is talking about?
“Hang on… I have an idea…” What happens next has changed recently. It used to be your newly formed idea would need to go over many hurdles to get to
