All in Digisport
Every Olympics makes legends on the track but the Rio games could create social media stars too. Or maybe just cement the legacy of existing apps, platforms or means of communication. Here's five thoughts on the digisport landscape as we await the starter's pistol
The best group stage content from official Euro2016 digisport platforms - which manager sings, which country lit up the Eiffel Tower and who can volley a ball (and can play volleyball)
Here's the best non-official digisport content from the first week of Euro2016. It's special.
Muhammad Ali's unique appeal was grounded in a very social media approach. All he needed was the apps themselves!
Formula 1 and Formula E have very different media models. The established motorsport giant is TV-first while the new kid zooming around the block is concentrating on digisport innovation. Even letting social media voting affect the race! Have a read and decide who's turning on the turbo and who is stuck in the pits.
Why did one grammatically-incorrect tweet by Middlesbrough FC and three words by Borussia Dortmund give us so much more than Kobe Bryant's retirement announcement.
Cricketer James Taylor and footballer Fabrice Muamba did not know each other until mid-April 2016. Then they were bought together by the serious illness that ended their careers. But social media helped to unite them in adversity
Yours truly was privileged to speak at the third annual Sports Fan Engagement Conference in Charlotte this week. Here’s a short post of my digisport observations…
Cristiano Ronaldo is the world's best footballer (only Lionel Messi could argue) but he is way ahead of the field in social media. Richard Clarke analyzes how he did it.
So the Broncos won #SB50. But, for me, it was the Panthers who put in a more impressive game performance on Twitter. Here’s my analysis of coverage in the window around the game.
