FLAGSHIP SERIES: STADIUM TECH REPORTS
Introducing: The Stadium Connectivity Outlook survey!
To all stadium, arena, ballpark, race track, concert-hall, convention-center, airport, casino and other large public venue owners, operators and administrators and deployers of connectivity technology: We need you! That is, we need you to take our Stadium Connectivity Outlook survey, a vehicle designed to find out "where we're at, and where we're going" when it comes to connectivity technology and the business Read More>>
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Guest Blog: Pickmoto Tracks the ESPN Pickers, Week 13
Editor’s note: This blog is a series from Pickmoto, a fantasy sports mobile app. Week 13 What the … a bad week for Wickersham! Though it was just minus-11, it was only the second negative score he’s posted all year (he dropped 34 in Week 6). His bad week was all the more surprising because only 2 other ESPNers didn’t gain ground: Schlereth and Golic. That’s not the company Wickersham usually Read More>>
Who’s Winning the Wi-Fi Market? A Quick Look at the Leaders
Thanks to the folks at IDC, a handy leaders chart: But watch out for those "others?" Chart: Top Five Worldwide Enterprise WLAN Vendors, Revenue Market Share, 3Q 2012 Description: Source: IDC Worldwide Quarterly WLAN Tracker, November 2012 Note: IDC's Worldwide Quarterly WLAN Tracker provides insight into customer trends by delivering total market size and vendor share data for the Read More>>
The No Connection Section — Stadiums Without Networks Are Whiffing on Revenues
Editor's note: Please join me in welcoming special projects editor Keith Newman to the pages of MSR. Keith has been a long time supporter of MSR and is now adding his voice to our blog. When I come to the game and my phone doesn't connect, I am more confused than the Oakland Raiders' offense. Don't stadium managers, sports team executives and concessions marketers realize we are here watching Read More>>
Wi-Fi Whispers: Is Time-Warner Cable Deal With WeFi About Mobile Sports Content?
The news that came out last week continued an interesting question: why would a cable company want to expand its free Wi-Fi services? Could it be that a big cableco sees free Wi-Fi as a way to keep its current cable customers -- by making sure they can watch sports content wherever and whenever they want? Nobody knows for sure yet, but in all the numerous news reports of the recent deal between Read More>>
Guest Blog: Pickmoto Players as Good as ESPN Pickers?
Editor’s note: This blog is a series from Pickmoto, a fantasy sports mobile app. WEEK 12 We’ve put a bullseye on the ESPN “Experts” this season. We’ve dissected who among the dozen is label worthy (Mort, Wickersham) and who is definitely not (Jackson, Ditka, Allen). This week, instead of comparing ESPNers, let’s take a look at how they fare as a group against another tribe of opinionated Read More>>
Mobile Sports Report TechWatch: Happy Cyber Monday
Apple is seeking to keep the pressure on Samsung in the legal game and this week has extended its infringement motion against Samsung to now include the Galaxy S3 Mini, the Galaxy Note 2, the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1, the Galaxy Tab 8.9 and the Rugby Pro according to TechRadar. The move looks to be in retaliation for a similar push by Samsung which has added Apple’s iPad Mini and iPhone 5 to a list of Read More>>
Guest Blog: Pickmoto Tracks the ESPN NFL Experts
Editor’s note: This blog is a series from Pickmoto, a fantasy sports mobile app. WEEK 11 As you might expect in a week in which Favorites nearly ran the table, the ESPNers shined. None were as perfect as 33 Pickmotoers, but Golic, Jaws, Schlereth, and Carter came close, only whiffing on the Rams. And Hoge, Mort, Wickersham, Jackson, and Ditka were right behind with 1 wrong pick on top of the Read More>>
Mobile Sports Report TechWatch: Microsoft Phone Issues
A week after Apple settled its patent dispute with HTC it looks like another of its long-running patent battles may be coming closer to a solution. Bloomberg has reported that Apple is now interested in settling its disputes with Google’s Motorola Mobility unit via arbitration. The effort could lead to the elimination of all of their legal wrangling that is now taking place in courts around the Read More>>
