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It’s official (ish): Threads is the fastest-growing non-game app ever
Behind the scenes with The Hundred Rising
Celebrating Female Leadership at Two Circles
Video: Communities Rewired
Apt for a venue that celebrates the engineering and technology that have helped us create our modern world – the day’s theme was Rewiring Sports, an exploration of the commercial models emerging as the world reshapes sports, and sports reshape the world. In the last session of the day, Clare Vigers took to the stage to … Continued
From Eden Gardens to Emirates Old Trafford: my journey in the world of sports
Applications for the 2022 Diversity in Sports programme close on May 4. Visit here for more details on the programme and how to apply. The summer of 2021 was one I will never forget. From sharing food with Harmanpreet Kaur and Kate Cross to dancing with Lizelle Lee and Alex Hartley at the opening match … Continued
Audience, content, monetization & technology – the next era of regional media deals
Lots has been written about the challenges facing Regional Sports Networks (RSNs) – most recently the on-going carriage disputes between networks and pay-tv distributors, with Comcast Xfinity ending its relationship with MSG Network, and DISH Network dropping all AT&T SportsNet & Root Sports RSNs. RSNs’ large rights-fee payments have been a central contributor to the … Continued
The Hundred – challenging status quo and designing sport from bottom-up
But I wanted to write something today because this afternoon’s match at the Kia Oval represents one of our biggest days yet in cricket. I know others Two Circlers feel the same. I can remember the day in 2015 when the journey for The Hundred began…of course we didn’t know it would be called The … Continued
My Journey in Sports Marketing
Everyone needs to have purpose and feel a sense of belonging…I needed new goals to chase, and new teammates to help me chase them I never had my heart set on a career in sports marketing. The truth is, towards the end of my five years at university – where I was studying sports science … Continued
