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Changing The Way We Watch Rugby – And Use Facebook
Watching rugby these days, sports fans are likely to have more than just the remote in one hand and a cold beverage in the other. Making a regular appearance at match time are digital devices – laptops, smartphones, tablets…
Sponsored video: Let’s Roll with Snoop Dogg (or Snoop Lion)
This is a new offering from Footlocker and adidas featuring the social media superstar that is Snoop Dogg, a long time ambassador for the brand.
What does the ASA ruling on Rooney / Wilshere Tweets mean?
Following the recent ASA ruling over the Nike campaign we look at what happened, what this means for the social media marketing industry and how it could affect you.
adidas launch new Tumblr website to provide fans with a unique experience of UEFA Euro 2012
Today adidas announced the launch of their official Tumblr football profile which will see the world’s leading football brand use Tumblr’ sponsorship packages to showcase unique content from the world of football, on and off the pitch.
Vauxhall Offer England Fans Chance to go Home or Away
Vauxhall has this week launched a brand new Facebook competition giving England fans the opportunity to support Roy Hodgson’s men either at Home and Away this summer
Please, stop it with the QR Code stunts!!
This week saw Betfair again try to use an innovative approach for QR Codes with their ‘marketing with balls’ campaign, but this time with little success. Now please stop it with the pointless QR Code stunts!
Messi launches new clothing range on own Facebook Fan Page
This evening saw the first launch of the new adidas [client] Leo Messi ‘signature range for kids’ via his massively popular Facebook page
QR codes, Twitter transfer suggestions, Endzone Hashtags and much more
Welcome to the first of a new weekly feature. There is only so much you can write about on one site and there are many out there doing a great job in breaking the latest happenings in the world of #DigSport. Here is a mashup of the ones that have caught the eye in this last week
adidas competition to win Champions League tickets
an interesting concept by adidas that brings some fun to a competition entry using video without making it to difficult to put together. What would you do for tickets?
20,000 tune in for 1st ever FA Cup game live on Facebook
1,149 people turned up to the stadium in Ascot (a great result for the club) and over 20,000 people tuned in to Facebook to watch the game online. This could have been seen as a gamble by the FA and Budweiser UK as this had not been tried before
