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From Super Bowl to Final Four, Champions League to Aussie Open, Thuuz Measured The Exciting Moments Of The Decade

So much is still being made about ratings in the traditional sense. mostly because sports remains the only appointment viewing out there for networks. But we see measurement being adapted closer to things like engagement and excitement, all tied to analytics and the experience of the fan. Case in point. ...

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ZRG Launches Global Sports and Entertainment Practice with Industry Veteran Jamie Crittenberger

ZRG, the fastest-growing global executive search firm, today announced the launch of its global Sports and Entertainment practice, led by Jamie Crittenberger who joins as Managing Director and head of the practice based in the firm’s Washington, DC, office. Crittenberger will also serve as a senior member of ZRG’s Consumer and ...

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America’s Boating Channel’s Top Ten Videos for 2019

This year, recreational boaters invested more than thirteen-thousand seven-hundred forty-five hours (13,745+ hrs.) viewing America’s Boating Channel‘s safe boating and boater education videos on YouTube, generating nearly two-million two-hundred thirty-four thousand (2,234,000) impressions. The top three titles for 2019 and number of views for each were Docking: 65,808 views; Stopping a Boat on ...

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‘YourZone’ Looks To Be The ‘RedZone’ For All Sports

  Looking to follow the huge success of the NFL RedZone channel, which has revolutionized how many fans watch football, OmniView Sports introduced its “YourZone” app, which it claims will “provide real-time, personalized notifications and alerts as well as automated channel tuning to match your preferences (favorite teams, players).” Fantasy ...

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Tilden, Vines, Budge Among Pros Highlighted In New Tennis History Book

The Pros: The Forgotten Era of Tennis, written by Australian doctor, writer and peace activist Peter Underwood, and which chronicles and narrates one of the most misunderstood and little-known eras of world tennis, the Professional or Pro Era, is now available for sale around the world in English via book ...

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New Boxing Podcast: BoxingInsider Radio Season 1 Was a Success

After over 20 years offering the best in news, interviews, and opinion pieces, BoxingInsider.com introduced the world to BoxingInsider Radio in 2019. The formula for BoxingInsider Radio is a simple one: BoxingInsider.com’s Owner Larry Goldberg attempts to moderate a rotating cast of top NYC boxing trainers including Jose Guzman, Henry Deleon, and Curtis Jones who argue about boxing like ...

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Altman Vilandrie & Company: NBA Ratings Decline Driven by Injuries to Top Superstars

A rash of injuries to several of the NBA’s top superstars has directly contributed to an early season dip in television ratings, according to research conducted by strategic consulting firm Altman Vilandrie & Company in partnership with MoffettNathanson. Overall, four of the top five players selected by NBA fans as favorites to watch ...

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FanHub Expands Relationship With ATP By Launching ATP Cup Bracket Challenge Game

FanHub, the largest provider of casual, free to play sports-focused digital gaming platforms in the world, today announced that they have expanded their relationship with the ATP, building and launching the first-ever bracket challenge game for the inaugural ATP Cup, which will be held in Brisbane, Perth and Sydney, Australia ...

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MSG Networks to Air ‘Complex Christmas’ Marathon Starting Tonight

MSG Networks and Complex Networks today announced its plans for a “Complex Christmas,” which will feature 36 consecutive hours of original Complex and First We Feast programming on MSG Networks. The Christmas Day marathon will first kick-off at 6 p.m. tonight and run through Christmas. The programming lineup will tap ...

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In Washington, Continuing To Make A Monumental Jump In Gaming

Washington has certainly seen its share of sports success in recent years: a Caps Stanley Cup, the Nats in MLB, the Mystics in the NBA, Virginia not that far away in men’s hoops, even now Georgetown in soccer. Mixed in with all that traditional success is the forward looking work ...

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