Media
It’s not attention spans that are getting shorter – the content is
More and more we hear about declining attention spans as social media and, more broadly, the internet change our lives. Whilst it’s certainly true, for example, that there has been
Barcelona team up with Verizon to stream content in the US
“One year ago we opened our Americas office in New York City with the primary goal of bringing the club closer to its millions of fans here,” said Francesco Calvo,
Eurosport teams up with Snap to engage younger audiences in the Olympic Games across Europe
Discovery Communications’ Eurosport and Snap, Inc. today reached a strategic advertising and content agreement that will deliver a new partnership for the Olympic Winter Games in PyeongChang 2018, bringing Snapchatters
How Cricket Australia plans to be the number one digital resource for the Ashes
For cricket fans in Australia and England, the Ashes is as big as it gets. Sporting summers in Australia have long been dominated by international cricket, and in recent years,
Sports Technology Awards launches and adds new categories for 2018
This week, the 2018 Sports Technology Awards launched, to celebrate innovations in technology in sport over the past year. This year, in addition to the normal categories, there are also
Man City join Real Madrid and Juventus as online race hots up
As online streaming around sport gathers pace, the live action aspect is only one part of a growing trend. Earlier this year, Real Madrid produced a documentary series called Hala
New football report reveals how fans are moving from traditional media and sponsors are following them
This is a guest post by Jon Reay, Lead Strategist at digital media agency e3. A new report by digital agency e3 and sister innovation agency LSU highlights the widening
Juventus team up with Netflix as we see the start of a new trend emerging
Netflix have teamed up with giants of Italian football Juventus to create an exciting series of documentaries about the club, launching early next year. The series will consist of four
Facebook predicts media disruption could change which sports are popular
At Leaders in Sport yesterday, Facebook’s Head of Global Sport Dan Reed gave a presentation to the crammed in audience of rights holders, agencies and media about why sport and
NFL viewing figures show why Amazon have a long way to go to take on TV
Anyone looking at the trend of media rights being held by streaming services will have had eyes on Amazon Prime’s first Thursday night broadcast of an NFL game last week.
