Tag "tottenham"
Is BT Sport’s approach to the Champions League final really the future of sports broadcasting?
BT will make the Champions League final available in almost every conceivable platform – except traditional linear TV for the most part.
Man City and Leverkusen show how capturing the mood pays off on social
Reactio to the Champions League defeat to Tottenham mirrored AS Roma’s joy at the same stage last year.
Will social media have a genuine role in Tottenham and Man City’s Champions League clash?
Tottenham’s new stadium could be a factor in their Champions League clash with Manchester City. We take a look at how both sides are building up to the big event.
Tottenham go hard on social media to welcome in the new stadium and make it feel like home
Tottenham’s new stadium looks great, but it’s not yet home. Going hard on social media can change that.
Twitter data shows Man United are still the most ‘entertaining’ team around
It may have been an awful evening for Manchester United, but it certainly showed their ability to get social media talking.
How Premier League clubs are interacting with local fans on pre-season tours
Premier League clubs are off on pre-season tours of the world – here’s how they’re engaging with their fans out there.
NFL UK has a big week on Twitter as stars come to town
It was a big week for the NFL in the UK as big stars came to London.
Why Instagram is the main social platform in sport
As all the other platforms experience difficulties, Instagram is growing ahead of the rest. Can it become the main social media platform for sport?
Minnesota Vikings’ new app shows how sport can leverage VR
NFL side Minnesota Vikings have launched their first VR app, potentially showing how sports organisations can leverage VR once it hits the mainstream of people’s everyday lives.
Podcast: Sarah Swanson on why NFL London Games are both very special and also just another game
For all sports, one of the biggest challenges that leagues, clubs and governing bodies face is how to keep fans hooked, especially when there’s no actual sport going on. The
- 1
- 2
