Sports Tech Innovation
Friend MTS adds Gilmore to lead new anti-piracy intelligence team
Australian Open streams “Wii Tennis” style live coverage
XR Sports Alliance reveals first cohort of members
Comment: What’s next for streaming live sport in 2025
Overlap turns to Dizplai for watchalong graphics
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Spiideo acquires AI data generation business Signality
Acquisition adds Signality’s automated real-time data analytics tech to Spiideo’s automated production system
Comment: Five trends that will drive sport content in 2025
Figures from across the industry give their predictions for the next 12 months
TVU appoints Mike Cronk as VP of strategy
He has more than two decades of experience in the media industry, including leadership roles at AWS and Grass Valley
Juventus FC ramps up fan engagement with live character animation
The club used Piranha Bar’s AniMotion Live to bring its cg character, Jay, to life for live interactions with fans during Lucca Comics & Games
Comment: How tech will transform sports broadcasts in 2025
Matt Stagg outlines five areas where technology will play an increasingly important role in sports broadcasting over the next 12 months
Stats Perform renews Football DataCo partnership
Company will continue to provide exclusive official data for the Premier League, EFL,SPFL and Scottish Women’s Premier League
DAZN and LTN extend live streaming partnership
Together they deliver international football competitions to betting audiences and commercial partner platforms across Germany
Deltatre adds ex-Sky & Endeavor exec as CRO
Peter Bellamy will oversee new business, customer management, strategic partnerships, growth services, and marketing
World Aquatics turns to Sony to "transform" content
Company will provide cameras, Hawk-Eye software and more
Stats Perform unveils AI-driven stats for Urban Edge Network
The college basketball league will receive AI-powered play-by-play updates, with sponsorable stats-led graphics and insights
Sportel extends tech focus at flagship Monaco event
With the dust now settled on Sportel Monaco, the organisers reflect on the prominence of sports tech innovations at this year’s event
EFL to air on huge immersive screens in USA
A selection of matches will be shown at Cosm’s entertainment venues with 180-degree domed screens in LA and Dallas