Tag "Video"
Tellyo introduce new look platform based on customer feedback
Tellyo, the advanced, web-based video production, editing, streaming and distribution platform, today announced the release of its new user interface (UI). Inspired by feedback from its customers, Tellyo designed the
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
Sports podcasts are now everywhere – but we really shouldn’t be surprised
The proliferation of podcasts over the last few years has been massive, so much so that there are too many to listen to and, now that subscriptions have become a
Interview: Ball Street’s CEO & Co-Founder Matt Wilson
Podcast where host Dan McLaren interviews some of the best in the #digisport business. This week it is Matt Wilson, co-founder of sports video network Ball Street.
From engagement to affinity – do we need to stop worrying about views and likes?
We all want to be liked, right? Nowhere is this more true than on social media. The rules of marketing have been almost entirely re-written in the past decade, and
Simon Hughes previews Bangladesh ODI series with Betway
Betway have released a brand new video featuring ex cricketer Simon ‘The Analyst’ Hughes. In the video, he openly discusses the upcoming One Day International Series between England and Bangladesh
MLS announce Nigel de Jong’s departure from LA Galaxy with bizarre video
The video mentioned in this article has since been deleted from the MLS Twitter account. Watch it here. Nigel de Jong has completed his move from LA Galaxy to Galatasaray, so
Shotglass Media’s Neil Smythe on The Football Republic and the buzz of Live Streaming
The Football Republic is a network of football channels created “by fans, for fans”. They create original content, host debates and Q&A’s and most recently, stream live shows with some
Searching for sport’s digital tipping points
Along with many others, I’ve been trying to interpret Twitter’s dive into acquiring NFL rights and work out what the other social media giants will do next in the live sport streaming arena because their actions will, without question, ultimately have a tsunami effect on the whole broadcast/digital/social model.
#PirloIsNotImpressed – the case study
One of my favourite digital campaigns of recent years. Juventus and We Are Social developed this unique concept based around Andrea Pirlo and was viewed in 219 countries over 3 million times.
