Michael Artis helps teams tell their brand story through design, I caught up with Michael when I was in London on #SportsGeekTrip. While I was in London I spoke with Dan McLaren from Digital Sport at his Digital Sport London event where we chat about sports digital in Australia, UK and USA. Stay tuned for a very special Sounds of the Game from a historic moment in the NBA.
On this podcast you’ll find out about:
- How stadium design can enhance fan experience
- Story telling is at the essence of brand design
- How UK. Australian & USA sports markets compare in sports digital
- Stadium wi-fi, still a problem being solved around the world
Resources from the episode
Find Michael Artis from 20.20 on Twitter (@michaeljeartis) and Linkedin- Check what 20.20 did for Arsenal. follow @2020tweets
- Listen to Dan Maclaren on ep #38 Follow @DanielMcLaren on Twitter and on Linkedin
- Check out TheUKSportsNetwork.com and new site DigitalSport.co and on Twitter @DigitalSportUK and on their Linkedin group
- Connect with all guest of the podcast and check out the podcast archive
- Thanks to Jessica for sending in the Sounds of the Game clip from Clippers game.
- See you in Miami for SEAT Conference
- Thanks for iTunes reviews in Australian iTunes and USA iTunes.
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