Tag "NFL"
The New York Jets unveil a “Digital Sideline”
NFL’s New York Jets has seemingly penned 2016 as a year in which they allow fans to get closer and more personal with the NFL franchise after unveiling its plans for
NFL announces the winners of their race to prevent concussion
The NFL has announced the winners of their race to prevent concussions, one of the biggest issues currently debated in world sport. Back in March, 2013, the NFL along with
Google Cardboard plunges us into Patriots training in Virtual Reality
Since October, which saw the first sports game broadcast in Virtual Reality by the NBA and Golden States Warriors, virtual reality technology continues to expand its presence in US sport. The most recent example
A third of agencies to include Snapchat in their Superbowl campaigns: Survey
Almost a third of current media planners, top agencies and brands are set to include Snapchat in their Super Bowl campaigns according to a survey conducted by social marketing technology company
Digital Sport’s Weekly Wash-up 27/11/2015
French football teams pay their respects After the Paris attacks, some French football clubs decided to wear a special jersey to pay tribute to all victims and support Paris. AS
Emojis taking Fantasy Football to the next level
Look out Premier League Fantasy Football players, there may be a new method of trash talking your online opponents on the way… via emoji. Real-time NFL news source SportsManias has
Twitter and NFL cement digital partnership
Twitter and the NFL have announced that they’ll enter into a two year partnership that will see the NFL provide Twitter with more exclusive content as well as significantly increase
The Digital Super Bowl
Aaron Jaffrey, from digital agency NineteenEightyFour, takes a look at how the digital game played out at Superbowl XLVIII between the Seattle Seahawks and Denver Broncos
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.
