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Top 10 Sports Stars to Follow on Twitter

Top ten sports people to follow on twitter and why. Do you agree with the choices and who else is worth a follow?

Marseille and adidas let fans pick Kit design to celebrate reaching 1m Facebook fans

The French Ligue 1 club promised their fans a special surprise if they could hit 1,000,000 Facebook likes on their official page. The Marseillais faithful did their job and as a reward for their loyalty the club revealed that they would let the fans pick the 2011-2012 kit.

AN OLYMPIAN’S VIEW ON 2012 – 500 DAYS TO GO

The London 2012 Games are now 500 days from becoming a reality. We have already seen a lot of coverage online, in papers and on the TV, but what of the athletes – those super humans who can transform Team GB into a home frenzy in just over 15 months time….?

Liverpool FC claim first with launch of new iPad game

The mobile team at Liverpool Football club say they have scored another digital first with the launch of an official iPad game.

FC Barcelona first club to pass 10m Facebook fans

Two of the worlds most famous clubs have now past the 10m milestone, Manchester United and Barcelona, with the fans of the Spanish outfit seeing their club past the post first.

Are the media obsessed with banning players from twitter?

Yesterday I read an article with the eye grabbing headline of ‘Ranger ban players from twitter”. It was a headline that grabbed my attention and took my mind back to similar headlines that flashed across our screens in 2010.

Liverpool develops first football mobile commerce site

LFC have teamed up with Snow Valley’s Muse e-commerce platform to offer football first mobile store. Their technology allows companies to incorporate information from social networks such as Facebook.

Reds Take Twitter By Storm in January

According to a new report from Barclays, Liverpool were the most talked about club in January with almost 3 times the amount than second placed Arsenal. Here is a closer look at why and what it means

Arsenal Raise The Bar on Facebook

Arsenals approach to their Facebook welcome/landing page really catches the eye and proves its not just about the numbers but what you do with them.

Football Association Issues Twitter Warning

After the recent bout of football players getting into trouble with their comments on social networks, primarily Twitter, in recent months. The Football Association has come out in the hope to clarify their position on its use going forward.