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When the FAANGS fail to bite: Shifting sands in the digital arms race
Rupert Pratt looks at the future of the digital arms race in sport.
Formula One allows videos of testing to be posted on social media for the first time
As reported on Motorsport.com, Formula 1 teams are now allowed to post video from the first week of testing in Barcelona to their social media channels. #F1Testing, Day 1: afternoon
FC Bayern’s new TV channel app highlights football club’s new fan engagement strategies
FC Bayern Munich has become the first German football club to launch its own TV channel, FCBayern.tv. 27 February 1900. The top German football club, Bayern Munich, was founded. pic.twitter.com/gAQhoBfU6o
2017: The year Twitter brings internet live broadcasting to the main stream
2016 was the year when Twitter pushed the limits of its engagement with live sport. Ever since its inception, Twitter has been the one social network that lends itself perfectly
La Liga’s treatment of Barcelona raises questions about the integrity of rights holders
Barcelona v Valencia at Mestalla. The game had been scintillating and even, 2-2 in the final minute. But a penalty in the dying seconds gave Lionel Messi the chance to
Five things we learned from the Digital Sport Summit
The #DSSummit16 at Villa Park in Birmingham was a roaring success – an entire day of ideas from some of the best and brightest in the digital sport industry in a
Twitter’s deal to show Premier League goals isn’t a game changer – but it could be
Last week, Twitter announced that Sky Sports would be able to broadcast goals and action from 126 live Premier League games being shown on Sky over the 2016/17 Premier League
