Sean Callanan catches up with good friend Shane Harmon to discuss the big stories and trends of 2019.
On this podcast you'll learn about:
- The naming rights change for Westpac Stadium, will be Sky Stadium in 2020
- How OTT is changing the sports broadcast landscape
- Sports rights and what the next deals might look like
- What Sean has learned about esports running Gravitas
- How ticketing is evolving to solve “cheeks on the seats”
- The upward trend of Women's sports and athletes
- Crazy sponsorship story where $13M was stolen
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Top Articles from Sports Geek News
All of these articles are worth a read and here are some of the articles discussed on this podcast with Shane Harmon (@ShaneHarmon on Twitter)
- 2019 will see a change in how Sports are processed over social media
- The fan of the future requires venues to be smart
- 20 Four collapses
- Inside Dodgers' plan to revolutionize the fan experience:
- NBA reveals jersey of the future
- Esports as the new frontier of entertainment – early adopter or left behind?
- World's richest sports teams
- Mets launch Netflix style ticketing
- How the Masters leaves millions on the table & sponsorship
- How Chargers won social media off-season
- Clear now at 11 MLB Ballparks
- Biggest Sports Marketing trends of 2019
- 6 Tips from the Sacramento Kings creative team
- What are naming rights deals in MLB really worth?
- Mary Meeker Report for 2019
- Seahawks use data to win off field
- Instagram's new explore ads signal potential changes to organic reach
- What sports people watch on TV
- Addressing the football rights plateau
- LAFC food ordering technology
- Foxtel boss tells Aussie sports codes – Cut costs or we will cut coverage
- Has a sports streaming leader emerged?
- Most marketable athletes of 2019
- Stop saying no one watches Women's sport
- LAFC ticketing technology fighting scalping
- Empty seats cast new shadow on Doha hosting of world champs
- TV Ratings explained
- What the All-Blacks revolutionary TV rights deal could mean for sports
- NBA & Sleep – The dirty little secret everyone knows about
- Sports rights make up 26% of global content spend
- 49ers ticketing deal, would you like fries with that?
- Facebook on sports streaming rights investment
- NBA Patch sponsorship values
- CMO trends according to Mastercard CMO
- Streaming wars explained
- How NBA executive Jeff David stole $13M from Sacramento Kings
- Why NBA TV Ratings are down
- How the Country's Goofiest Baseball Team made millions
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