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The sports industry has taken a hit. Teams have taken a hit. Team sponsors have taken a hit. And sports fans have taken a hit. In this uncertain time, almost everything seems unknown or uncertain -

 

Because of the coronavirus, COVID-19 outbreak, major sports leagues were expected to turn their games into “ghost games” and were told to expect that they would be playing their games behind closed

Being an international fan can be tough — challenging even. As an American expat living in Israel, I know a few things on what it means to be a fan, spectating from thousands of miles away.

Over the last two decades, advancements in technology have changed pretty much every aspect of our life. From the way we order coffee and food, to how we engage with one another on a personal level.

Netflix’s “The Great Hack” says personal data has officially surpassed oil as the world’s most valuable asset. Let’s be real, all of our data is being mined and stored. So technically speaking, I

SportsTech is disruptive. But not in the traditional sense. Like all industries, the sports world is being entirely transformed by technology. Take for example the innovative partnership between the

When you first download and open the popular app TikTok, you’ll instantly notice the young audience of users, followed by an overwhelming amount of hilarious looping videos, unique music montages and

After a long (and somehow controversial battle), the NCAA unanimously voted to allow college athletes to start making a profit off of their name, image and likeness. The move came after California

2019 was a year of many firsts and many takeaways for not only Sports Tech, but also and majorly, for fan experiences and engagements. How to engage fans and continue to keep them engaged seemed to