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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Warrior Dash Runs into Portland this Weekend
I was kidding a friend about how he would stay in shape between Spartan Races, since the ones in the Pacific Northwest are few and far between and he said that he would of course be participating in this weekend’s Warrior Dash in Portland. I should have guessed but what can I say? Anyway this weekend, for those of you so inclined, there will be a Warrior Dash, an event that takes place on a Read More>>
SportsPicker Challenge Provides Cyber Bragging Rights with Real World Prizes
Want to show that you know your stuff about the upcoming NFL season, or possibly on one of the other major sports ranging from NBA, MLB to MLS and EUFA Championship soccer to your Facebook friends? Well the SportsPicker Challenge, developed by OHK Labs might just be the app that you have been looking for as it not only covers those sports but also others such as NCAA basketball and football Read More>>
NBC Sports Radio Debuts Nationwide on Terrestrial Stations, Online
NBC Sports Radio, airing on 178 radio stations nationwide as well as streaming on www.nbcsportsradio.com, debuted Sept. 4 and is featuring a diverse selection of programs. Programming will be distributed by Dial Global and content will include hourly sports news updates, daily features as well as long-form shows. The NBC Sports Radio roster includes: The Erik Kuselias Show, Monday-Friday Read More>>
Bonneville Salt Flats Speed Week Nears
Most of the racing fans I know tend to stick to one form of the sports, the NASCAR fans look down on the Formula One fans, and vice versus, although I am not sure where the truck racing fans and super modified people stand on the issue. However there is one area that they all seem to agree and that is that going fast is great, which brings us to Speed Week at the historic Bonneville Salt Read More>>
Mobile Sports Report TechWatch: New Kindles this Week?
It is sounding like Intel is finally landing a major, known customer for its microprocessors targeted at the smartphone space. It is being reported that Motorola Mobility and Intel will be making a joint announcement on Sept. 18. Actually it had already been announced that they were working together but now we finally get to see the fruits of their joint labor. According to PhoneArena the Read More>>
Watching NASCAR: AdvoCare 500 Here We Come
Bristol did not disappoint last weekend, we aside from a few drivers that missed the top groove that is. Fenders were bent, tempers flared and the standings got another bit of a shake up. Oh and there was a great late racing battle between Denny Hamlin and Carl Edwards. The two were battling for some time when with 39 laps remaining Hamlin managed to pass Edwards and take the lead. While Read More>>
Friday Grab Bag: Replacement Refs Make the Cut, Apple/Motorola Bury the Ax, Sort of
ESPN pays out $5.6 billion for MLB broadcast rights ESPN will remain the broadcaster of choice for Major League Baseball for Sunday, Monday and Wednesday night baseball as the broadcast giant has inked a new deal with the league for $5.6 bn according to the Sports Business Journal. The eight year deal will work out to be approximately $700 million per annum, more than double the current deal. Read More>>
University of Oregon embraces Social Media with Quack Cave
The PAC-12 Network’s introduction yesterday of its Pac-12 Now for iPad is just the latest conference effort to expand its brand to a wider market but some of the individual schools are also making a push to create a stronger bond with their fans and alumni. One school at the forefront of this effort is the University of Oregon which has been aggressive in the past with programs such as its Read More>>
