Tag "digital sport"
#jinglehoops – A Festive Feeling in the NBA
It is that time of year when Christmas adverts are a hot topic of conversation and this year’s offering from the NBA certainly does not disappoint with #jinglehoops
Top 5 Tips from Sports Bloggers at #DSLondon
Last night saw the first of our new monthly Digital Sport London events as we took over part of Vibe Bar on Brick Lane in Shoreditch, London. We had two distinct section of the night with the first being a Skype interview and the second a panel session on blogger outreach, from a blogger point of view.
Is the NFL’s social media strategy helping realise its UK potential?
Following the two recent NFL regular season games at Wembley Stadium and the social media fanfare surrounding them, did they make the most of the opportunity? Aaron Jaffrey takes a look.
Sports Tech Innovation Summit – London 2013
Next week sees the launch of a new event run by the guys at Innovation Enterprise here in London. It’s an event that we at UK Sports Network are lucky enough to be involved with as a media partner
Scarlets – First Rugby Club to Use Social Ticketing Application
UK rugby team Pioneers a new, socially-smart way for fans to purchase match tickets.
Don’t be a digisports whore, less is more.
Guest Post: Matthew Quinn (Stream UK) has his say on social media strategy, fan engagement and cock waving within Digisport! Some great advice on the industry as a whole and video in particular
Top 1,000 Twitter accounts and how sports teams/athletes fair in it
This week Majestic SEO launched their ‘Twitter Top 1,000’ which uses ranking factors that include the number of links to a Twitter account and the quality of the website linking to that account. So how did your favourite team/athlete fair in it?
Insights from Twitter Sport’s Omid Ashtari
Early this month Sport Business Daily sat down with Twitter’s Head of Sports Partnerships, Omid Ashtari and did an informative Q&A that covered a range of topics from the NFL to advertising and ticket sales to their relationship with TV.
Indonesia: Twitter’s voice is the People’s voice
Indonesia has a 240million strong population making it the fourth most populous country in the world. And even though only 22% of the nation has internet access at home, it’s already Facebook’s third largest market, and Jakarta was named the world’s number one Twitter city!
