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February 2018
Digital Sport Manchester #2 – Can VR and AR really change sport as we know it?
Following on from the first Manchester event on 25th January, we're proud to launch the next in the series. This time exploring Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) in sport, a topic we first discussed in London on 13th Feb. With a big thank you to Alex Fenton and the team at Centre for Sports Business, University of Salford, we'll be diving into this topic with some great people and enabling you to experience some of it for yourself. We…
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Digital Sport London: Esports Special
After covering OTT and VR/AR so far this year, the third big topic we're going to look into is the role esports has within the sports industry. It's a topic we've covered many times on DigitalSport.co and on the podcast on more than a few occasions. But many questions still remain as to how sport gets involved in esports. And what's the difference between esports and sim sports? It's a big year for both with Overwatch League attracted some big money with…
Find out more »April 2018
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 is an opportunity to get to meet some of the people behind the award-winning agency and get to hear from some amazing people on what we're learned about engaging with next gen sports fans. The event will be composed of; 6.00pm - Doors Open 6.30pm - Intro's 6.40pm - Presentation…
Find out more »September 2018
Digital Sport London: Finding the Value in Influencer Marketing
Join us and a panel of experts to discuss influencer marketing and how brands and influencers can work together to everyone's benefit.
Find out more »October 2018
What can US and UK Sports learn from each other?
Digital Sport is back in October with What US and UK Sports can learn from each other. Join us and Sportradar at the offices of Pinsent Masons in central London to discuss.
Find out more »November 2018
DSLondon – TV to Digital – The Changing Face of Sport on TV
Digital Sport's November event looks at one of the most pressing areas of disruption in sport. Digital distribution in sport, encompassing OTT, on-demand and live streaming is taking the industry by storm. It has already changed the face of how we consume TV, film and music and while live sport still retains its 'appointment to view' status, linear TV broadcast is being threatened like never before. Aside from that, there's also the rise in on-demand content such as podcasts, social…
Find out more »January 2019
DSLondon Showcase – New Technology, Investment & Incubation
We are delighted to partner with the Yahoo Sports Technology Awards to launch our January DSLondon event - New Technology Showcase, Investment and Incubation. New tech has been a game changer in the sports world in the past and in our digital age, innovation will only become more important. However, when it comes to sport there are often misconceptions about new technology and how to implement it - some sports are seen as being left behind when it comes to…
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DSLondon – Growing Rugby Through Digital Innovation
Digital Sport London's January event looks at the sport of rugby and how it can grow through digital innovation.
Find out more »March 2019
The Future of Sports Marketing
Location: Pinsent Masons, 30 Crown Place, London, EC2A 4ES Date: 28th March 2019 Time: 6.30pm Sport is changing, from the way it is broadcast to the way it’s consumed, via the way in which is markets itself – everything is in flux as the digital revolution continues apace. The sports industry is being disrupted by the inexorable momentum of the online world and when the dust settles, what will the landscape look like? Sponsorships are changing as brands look for…
Find out more »DSLondon – The Battleground for New Tech Talent
It's not just a sport problem - this is a problem felt across all sectors - but hiring and retaining the right talent is crucial. And it's particularly difficult for those organisations disrupting the way digital media works. From the social media giants who have changed our lives, to the OTT platforms who are transforming the way we consume sport and the myriad of startups who are creating new products that change the way organisations work, this is a fast-paced…
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