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Supporters are set to embrace second screen viewing during the World Cup, with almost half saying that the ability to follow the tournament on their tablet or mobile would have a direct impact of their enjoyment of the event. According to a recent survey conducted by YuMe and Instant.ly
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The BBC have revealed details of how they plan to ensure football supporters can enjoy every moment of this year’s World Cup, even if they’re away from the TV. The broadcaster’s online platform, bbc.co.uk/worldcup [http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldcup], will play a pivotal
Birmingham City
As the football season draws to a close clubs begin to look towards next year and, most importantly of all, how to get bums on seats for the 2014-15 campaign. Matchday revenue may be dwarfed by television, but it’s still a massive money maker for many sides. However with
Manchester got a dose of Digital Sport last Thursday when UK Sports Network [http://www.digitalsport.co/] brought the event to the North West. The line-up was one of the strongest yet, with delegates being treated to presentations and discussions involving the likes of BBC Sport, Manchester City, Everton, deltatre,
Athletico Madrid
Athletico Madrid are not only leading the way in La Liga, they’re leading the way in the tech stakes too. During Los Colchoneros victory at Getafe on Sunday evening coach Muno Burgos was spotted sat on the sidelines sporting the headset. Burgos was able to wear Google Glass after
UK Sports Network
This April will see the UK Sports Network bring their Digital Sport events to the North of England for the very first time. Digital Sport Manchester is taking place on Thursday 17 April and will see one of the strongest line-ups yet descend on the city’s TechHub. Speakers involved
Mike Ashley Out Campaign
As long as there has been football there have been fans using colourful language to vent their feelings about the game. The rise and rise of social has meant that those outbursts are no longer confined to the terrace or the pub, but have made their way online and onto
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We’re looking forward to this summer’s World Cup, which promises to be the most social international tournament the game has ever seen, however we think the latest additions to FIFA’s online store may be a step too far. 48 different shirt designs have been launched, one for
City Woman
Manchester City have marked International Women’s Day by launching a brand new section of their website. According to the site, City Woman will bring female fans of the Blues exclusive behind-the-scenes content, interviews, competitions and more. The club have also launched an accompanying Twitter account,@CityWoman_MCFC [http://twitter.
Chelsea
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho was yesterday announced as Yahoo’s Global Football Ambassador for the rest of 2014. As you can probably imagine the deal, which will see The Special One work as an exclusive analyst during the 2014 World Cup, has a digital flavour to it. Mourinho will take
Fulham
As Fulham FC [http://twitter.com/FulhamFC ] announced the appointment of former Bayern Munich coach Felix Magath the man himself was relaying the news to his fans in Germany. A mere ten minutes afterthe news broke on the club’s official website [http://www.fulhamfc.com/news/2014/february/14/
Manchester United
The Twitter Q&A has long been the go-to weapon of choice for many football club community managers. The lack of cost and comparative ease at which one can be arranged meant that it was one of the first ways teams began to try and engage with fans. Have