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1. The British Are to Blame for the Term "Soccer"
The British coined the term soccer, NOT Americans
2. Hacking Your Way to Being an All-Star [Infographic]
What does it take to make a team leader who pulls a team together? How do these qualities lead a player to become a strong contender for the NBA All-Stars team? Great basketball players know their teammates’ strengths and weaknesses and they understand how to play to every player’s strengths to make the team stronger as a whole. By setting a good example and remaining optimistic about the team as a whole, Tobias Harris has proven his value as a team player to the 76ers.
3. The Honest Story of a $5 Million NFT Drop With Wayne Rooney, Darren Till, and Mike Bisping
An NFT drop is a huge milestone for any project, new or existing. But, like most things, NFT drops have pros and cons. This article will look at both.
4. The House of Boxing Takes Queensberry to the Blockchain
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5. The Sport's First Global NFT Marketplace is Happening in Partnership with FIDE and Free TON
Pairing the classic and universally loved sport of chess with the world of blockchain and crypto has the capability of bringing chess to the forefront of the mi
6. Interesting Developments To Know About in The Sports Industry for 2022
The sports industry has seen NFTs become increasingly popular as fans pick up sports club tokens and related NFTs to show their support for their teams.
7. How Three Guys Turned A Simple Idea into The Fastest Growing Backyard Sport on The Planet
When you think of the entrepreneurial qualities that go into building a successful business, what comes to mind? Most people will say it takes expert levels of
8. How to Stream Sports Without Cable in Minutes
More people than ever before are cutting cable and switching solely to streaming to get the programming they desire. However, there’s one group in particular that has been hesitant to cut the cord: sports fans. The biggest reason is they aren’t sure if they’ll be able to watch their favorite games or teams without cable.
9. Sports Staking – A New Tradable Asset Appealing to Sports Enthusiasts
ASD is the world’s first crypto-enabled sports exchange, offering traders the opportunity to trade on the performance of sports stars in football and cricket.
10. 3 Fan Engagement Platforms to Keep an Eye on
Let's take a look at three innovative fan engagement platforms.
11. NFTs and The Sports Industry: The Perfect Pair
In this article, let’s find out what values NFTs bring to the sports world and how they contribute to the development of the sports industry.
12. 5 Best Racing Games on the PS4
Are you looking for the best PS4 racing games? Check out list of the top-rated PS4 racing games and buy them at discounted prices!
13. Narrowing the Pay Gap in Women's Sports
A look at how to overcome the gender pay gap in the business of sports.
14. Monetize your Sports Knowledge on the Blockchain with TradeStars’ New TSX Token
San Francisco, USA - November 9, 2020 - The NASDAQ-equivalent fantasy stocks exchange, TradeStars, announced today the launch of the new governance token, TSX. It allows users to monetize their sports knowledge based on athletes' real-time performance.
15. Disruptive Innovation in Sports Training Technologies
The COVID 19 pandemic has made the necessity for technology in all aspects of life undeniably evident: from online education software to AI technologies to self-train at home.
16. Kyrrex Supported the Pramac Racing Team During Its First Double Podium in 2022
True to its reputation, Pramac Racing showed excellent results during the last race weekend when both Jorge Martin and Johann Zarco finished on the podium in Barcelona.
17. What Happens When Web3 Meets the Sports Industry?
When the sports industry gets together with Web3, what kind of things can we expect to happen?
18. The Future of Experiential Technology in the Sports Industry
The sports industry has always been a sandbox for innovation. The willingness of its stakeholders, including athletes, coaches, administrators, and fans to try something new and have fun with it has made this industry a fertile ground for technology to thrive.
19. Let's Look at SWEAT Economy: A Sweat-to-Earn Ecosystem
Let's look at SWEAT Economy and its ecosystem that comes into play with crypto users who want to keep themselves active.
20. The Perks of Piracy: How Sports Industry Earns Thanks to a Portion of Pirates
New research published by Synamedia shows that the sports industry can potentially earn billions in extra revenue with a tailored approach to piracy.
21. DeFiChain to Promote Crypto Adoption through National Fighting Championship Sponsorship
DeFiChain will sponsor five of the six events this year, including NFC 13 in Westfalenhallen Dortmund, NFC 14 in Maritim Hotel Düsseldorf, NFC 15.
22. What the Amazon/NFL Deal Means for New Hollywood
The NFL officially joined the streaming era through a $13 billion deal with Amazon in which TNF games air on Amazon Prime. Here's what this moment means.
23. How Fan Tokens Are Changing Football
Football is embracing Fan Tokens and the blockchain as the sport evolves through the pandemic and embraces the potential for Web 3.0 and other technologies.
24. Why the Apple/NFL Super Bowl Deal Matters to New Hollywood and Sports Viewing
Read this post to understand why Apple Music became the NFL's official partner for the Super Bowl Halftime Show and why the deal matters to sports streaming.
25. How Sensing Muscle Oxygenation Can Help Athletes Improve - A Podcast With the CEO of Moxy
During the discussion, the CEO of Moxy, Roger, discussed how athletes could use their muscle oxygen sensors to improve their performance. The sensor can be worn
26. How NFTs Can Be Used In Sports Talent Discovery
Lets look at how NFTs can be used in sports talent discovery.
27. Startup Interview with Andreas Kitzing, Sponsoo CEO
Sponsoo was nominated as one of the best startups in Hamburg, Germany in Startups of the Year hosted by HackerNoon
28. How Goal-Line Technology has Changed Football
Goal-Line Technology is a system that can decide if the ball went through the goal line or not. It was a revolutionary change by the rule creators in football.
29. #MambaMentality Went Much Beyond Basketball Courts and Shaped An Entire Generation
On Sunday, January 26th, the world suffered the loss of Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gigi, his assistant coach Christina Mauser, Sarah and Payton Chester, the Altobelli family, and pilot Ara Zobayan. For many basketball fans, it was a moment filled with disbelief, shock, and sadness. But as we learned more about the horrific accident from news outlets, reporters and journalists, the world began to look back at Kobe’s basketball career and journey: a 5-time champion with the Los Angeles Lakers, MVP, scoring champ, a plethora of scoring records, and Olympic gold medalist.
30. User Research As A Team Sport: How To Include Everybody in Your Process
This article is about my experience conducting two kinds of user research: generative studies, and evaluative studies—and how, regardless of the methodology you choose to carry out the critical process of understanding your users, you should be involving the whole team in your efforts.
31. Top 5 Ping Pong Robots: 2022 Edition
32. As Chess Gains Recognition as a Sport, Can e-Sports be Far Behind?
Controllers and keyboards versus cleats and catcher’s mitts. As esports continues to become one of the most popular forms of entertainment on the planet, questions about its definition grow louder. The big one is: does esports count as a sport, or is it something else?
33. Can Sporting Events Rejuvenate "NFT+Sports" This Time Around?
In the first quarter of 2021, NFT sales exceeded $1.5 billion, 20 times of the fourth quarter of 2020, which is the highest period of ever since NFT developed.
34. Changing The Game - New Technologies Used In The Sports Industry
Find out the latest tech used in sports, how it works and what does it do. Video assistants (VAR), wearables with chips, utilizing the power of AI and more!
35. AI in Pilates can Bring Mindful Movement to More People
Adding AI to the Pilates reformer has the potential to change the way that we experience mindful movement by quantifying a person’s quality of movement.
36. How Are Digital Talent Development Platforms Incentivizing Sports communities?
Today, most projects are looking at the Metaverse or Web3 solutions as a means to attract users into their online community.
37. Is There A Place For Smartwatches In Major Sporting Events Like The Olympics?
Can smartwatches help increase athletes' transparency in major sporting events like the Olympics?
38. The Greatest Super Bowl Halftime Show of All Time
This slogging thread discusses our opinion on 2022's Superbowl halftime show, our favorite concert ever, and who we'd like to see on that stage next year.
39. Stadium Financing and Tokenization as a Viable Alternative
Tokenization creates countless innovative opportunities for professional sport teams, leagues and athletes to interact with their Fandom.
40. Slogging Insights: Does Technology Improve Sports?
Though many sports fans would like to see their sacred games untouched, the various developments brought by tech are undeniable.
41. Memorable Photos from Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup
With an estimated cost of over $220 billion, the FIFA World Cup 2022 was the most expensive World Cup to date.
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