La Liga, un impulso digital entre ‘influencers’ y el fin de 89.000 vídeos piratas en la Red « Competiciones « El diario económico del negocio del deporte. M.M.A. La Liga sabe que buena parte de su éxito en la Red pasa por conectar con los aficionados, y la emisión de vídeos con las mejores imágenes tendrá un futuro capital. La patronal lleva meses invirtiendo importantes sumas de dinero en la creación de herramientas para combatir la piratería, que en lo que va de temporada 2016-2017 han permitido retirar nada menos que 88.744 vídeos de distintas redes sociales.
“Los propietarios de los derechos deportivos somos los que tenemos que liderar la lucha contra la piratería”, señaló su presidente, Javier Tebas, en su conferencia en el foro Sportel, que se celebró la semana pasada en Miami (EEUU) y reunió a importantes ejecutivos del sector audiovisual y el deporte. En el mismo, enfatizó la importancia de estos clips o vídeos cortos, que sirven para interaccionar con la audiencia y dar más exposición a los patrocinadores, como hace la NBA.
La Liga quiere una segunda vida para los partidos, con contenidos adicionales postpartido. Facebook llega a un acuerdo con la MLS y Univisión. Athletes Investing in Startups: Former NFL, NBA & MLB Players Now Entrepreneurs. As an ESPN's "30 for 30" once explained, far too many professional athletes end up either broke or under financial stress within an alarmingly short amount of time after their playing days are over. And while that portrays a gloomy (though accurate) picture, it's important to remember that not all athletes squander their paychecks. Many have sustained successful investments, with a number of notable examples of athletes who invest in startups. Just like any investor, athletes who have gotten into the startup scene have found mixed results. There have been many athlete-invested startups which simply didn't work. Curt Schilling's ill-fated 38 Studios stands as arguably the highest profile case.
Here's a look at 10 notable athletes (both past and present) who are involved in the startup scene: Carmelo Anthony: Never afraid to take a shot, the prolific Knicks small forward established an early seed fund called M7 Tech Partners. Image via CoachUp. Ronaldinho Serves As Brand Ambassador For Zoome, A New Video Sharing Social Media App. Brazilian soccer star Ronaldinho has partnered with Zoome as a brand ambassador to promote an online television service and video-based social media network app that allows users to watch videos and share their own content. “I got involved because I liked the product,” Ronaldinho said through a translator at Web Summit last week. “I think it is very interesting for me to get involved and get closer to my fans from all continents through this technology and through the videos that we are going to broadcast.”
With the app, which is available for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch, users who subscribe with the Personal TV level of Zoome can interact with friends, subscribe to other Zoome channels, create their own channels and share content. Premium subscribers have the ability to skip ads, have more video storage space, upload larger videos and be an agent to sell advertising campaigns. Get The Latest Sports Tech News In Your Inbox! Europe's elite clubs including Barcelona, Man City, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and Bayern Munich join forces on new website
Clubs with the most powerful social media following are joining forcesEurope's biggest clubs will take part along with more than 100 playersDugout is to launch its free service in the coming months By James Restall For The Daily Mail Published: 21:30 GMT, 5 July 2016 | Updated: 07:54 GMT, 6 July 2016 Clubs with the most powerful social media following are joining forces on a groundbreaking new football website. Europe’s biggest clubs, including Barcelona, Manchester City, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and Bayern Munich, are among those who have agreed to take part — along with more than 100 players, including Gareth Bale and Harry Kane. Dugout, which launches its free service in the coming months, is said to provide exclusive, behind-the-scenes videos and interviews. Gareth Bale has agreed to take part in a groundbreaking new football website called Dugout Harry Kane will be one of more than 100 players taking part in free service which will launch in coming months Loaded: 0% Progress: 0%
Is China Taking Over European Football? | Mailman. The drive into European football clubs by wealthy Chinese investors continues. Chairman, CEO and owner of Chinese private holding company Recon Group, Dr Tony Xia, has agreed to purchase the recently delegated Premier League club Aston Villa for an estimated £76 million.
Along with a change of ownership comes a change in club management with Robert di Matteo announced as the new club manager. This is the latest addition to an already lengthy list of European football clubs owned by wealthy Chinese investors. So what are the reasons for such a huge influx of investment from Chinese firms and investors? There are different perspectives on whether much of the investment in European football clubs represent China’s growing passion for football or whether it is for the sole purpose of tapping into a new market in the club’s home country.
Great haul of China is changing European football and up to 30 more billionaires are looking to invest in clubs. A Portrait of the U.S. Paralympic Soccer Team - The Atlantic. "One Nation. One Team. 14 Stories." Video Series Unveiled Prior to Paralympics. How the smart stadium will transform the smart city. What’s the difference between a monster truck rally and a Taylor Swift concert?
Water. You can’t hold a monster truck rally without thousands of cubic meters of mud, which in turn can mean tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of gallons of water. By the same token, Taylor Swift’s ornate lighting and staging could can cause power consumption to zoom up the charts and unnaturally force a venue into the red zone for peak power charges. (The prevalence of tattoos, however, at both events is probably about even.)
The ability to charge accurate “bill backs” to promoters rather than just somewhat arbitrary flat fee are one of the many drivers of the smart stadium, i.e. venues wired with predictive analytics and sensors to fine-tune costs, consumption and even the fan experience. See also: 5 key technologies of a smart city Stadiums can be extremely difficult facilities to manage. At the same time they are also monuments to civic pride. But the benefits go far beyond power. The LA Galaxy Are Focused On Telling Player Stories With Virtual Reality. LOS ANGELES – The first few moments in the VR headset are filled with coastal views and seaside streets. Then, former LA Galaxy midfielder Nigel de Jong appears and it seems as if he’s five feet away, standing on the pitch at StubHub Center–so close you can see the abs under his purple t-shirt.
Surrounding you on all sides elsewhere, a bright Los Angeles day and sunbathed grandstands. That’s the view from a Laduma headset loaded with Galaxy content. Produced with Laduma exclusively for the Galaxy, the content is meant to bring fans closer, both in feeling and perceived proximity, to the team. “We have young players that have great stories, we have older players like Steven Gerrard that are coming here and have a new experience that have amazing stories.
In addition to upcoming headset access provided at Stubhub Center, fans can download the LA Galaxy VR app, launched on Sept. 1. Get The Latest Sports Tech News In Your Inbox! Pixellot Provides Cheap, Easy Broadcast Options For Amateur Teams. Everybody has that one awful home video of them playing a sport that they should have never played in the first place. Maybe they are seven-years-old, and decide to sit down in the middle of a soccer field. Or perhaps they are twelve, and are hit in the face with a basketball. Thankfully, for those who can relate, a parent or someone in the crowd has usually shot the home videos shakily and poorly. However, the next generation of amateur athlete might not get that same treatment, if Israeli technology and services company Pixellot has their say. “We see ourselves covering the uncovered world of amateur sports, college sports, corporate leagues and semi-pro sports, offering an affordable option to cover all of these events that haven’t been covered or covered in a quality manner,” said CEO of Pixellot, Alon Werber.
But Werber noted that Pixellot’s purpose strays far from attempting to embarrass an entire generation of unathletic children. Get The Latest Sports Tech News In Your Inbox! Coach's Eye Instantly Analyzes Athlete Videos On A Mobile Device. Images courtesy of Coach's Eye When Coach’s Eye first started in 2011, it adopted the role of somewhat of a great equalizer. They had been to the mountaintop, seen the capabilities of professional video analysis, and returned in hopes to bestow those professional-grade video analysis tools back upon the common people of amateur sports. They looked to establish a platform for youth coaches to better utilize the video and sharing capabilities of their smartphones in order to instruct, correct, and demonstrate proper form and technique to their players.
With nearly everyone on earth equipped with a smartphone, the Coach’s Eye team saw no reason that youth, high school, and collegiate coaches couldn’t provide their athletes with the same film room experience as the pros. So they developed a platform that allows coaches to record, cut, edit, and share video from their mobile devices onsite. Coach’s Eye enables users to record with their mobile devices. The competitive advantages of data analytics | SNHU In Session. How video analysis helps the New York Red Bulls hone the high press. When Aurelien Collin arrived at the New York Red Bulls training facility in Hanover, New Jersey, last week after a trade brought him north from Orlando City SC, the first thing he did was take a seat in a dark room. Jesse Marsch joined his new center back and fired up the projector. On the screen, the Red Bulls’ head coach ran the 30-year-old Frenchman through play after play.
This was what would be expected from him. This would be his role – defined one clip at a time. For Marsch and the Red Bulls, gaining an edge via video analysis has turned into something of an obsession. “It’s become almost a labor of love looking through these things and finding the little details that help our players understand how to get better,” Marsch told MLSsoccer.com this week following the club’s second straight victory after an frustratingly slow start.
And although it’s Marsch who sets the tone in the film room, it’s video analyst Victor Bertini who does the heavy lifting. Marsch knows from experience. YouTube Top 100 Most Viewed Sports Video Producers. El 'freestyler' John Farnworth desplega su mágia ante las obras de '1 in 11' | FC Barcelona. Términos y condiciones Información sobre la Ley Orgánica española 15/1999, de protección de datos de carácter personal (artículos 5, 6 y 11) y la Ley española 34/2002, de 11 de julio, de servicios de la sociedad de la información y de comercio electrónico. Los datos personales facilitados en este formulario se incluirán en un fichero de titularidad del FC Barcelona y serán objeto de tratamiento para la gestión de sus relaciones con el FC Barcelona y para el envío de publicaciones y comunicaciones por correo postal y electrónico referentes a actividades y servicios del FC Barcelona, y sólo serán cedidos a terceras personas con su consentimiento o si la ley lo establece.
Sus datos personales también serán utilizados, para informarle y enviarle promociones y ofertas comerciales relacionadas con servicios y productos que al FC Barcelona le interese comercializar, en caso de que no se oponga al tratamiento en el plazo de 30 días, marcando la casilla correspondiente en el formulario de alta. John Farnworth, campeón del mundo de ‘Freestyle’, muestra su magia a Neymar | FC Barcelona. Términos y condiciones Información sobre la Ley Orgánica española 15/1999, de protección de datos de carácter personal (artículos 5, 6 y 11) y la Ley española 34/2002, de 11 de julio, de servicios de la sociedad de la información y de comercio electrónico. Los datos personales facilitados en este formulario se incluirán en un fichero de titularidad del FC Barcelona y serán objeto de tratamiento para la gestión de sus relaciones con el FC Barcelona y para el envío de publicaciones y comunicaciones por correo postal y electrónico referentes a actividades y servicios del FC Barcelona, y sólo serán cedidos a terceras personas con su consentimiento o si la ley lo establece.
Sus datos personales también serán utilizados, para informarle y enviarle promociones y ofertas comerciales relacionadas con servicios y productos que al FC Barcelona le interese comercializar, en caso de que no se oponga al tratamiento en el plazo de 30 días, marcando la casilla correspondiente en el formulario de alta. El 'freestyler' del momento que consigue marear a estrellas del fútbol. Si eres amante del deporte, prepara tu iPhone para este verano. Este verano está cargado de eventos deportivos de máximo nivel. Os contamos que apps descargar para estar informados de todas estas citas del deporte. Los grandes eventos deportivos se celebran cada 4 años y este 2016 tiene el verano copado de grandes citas deportivas que todo amante del deporte no debería perderse. Os traemos las aplicaciones oficiales de cada uno de ellos, para que no os perdáis nada de todo lo que se produzca, y vaya a producirse, en estos eventos.
La olimpiada de Rio 2016, la Eurocopa 2016, el Tour de Francia y la Copa América son las citas deportivas de este imponente verano de 2016 que nos espera. Deseando estamos que comience cada uno de ellos para disfrutar de las hazañas deportivas de los mejores deportistas del mundo. A continuación os mostramos cada una de las aplicaciones que os recomendamos vayáis descargando en vuestros iPhone, iPad y iPod TOUCH. RIO 2016: La app oficial de las olimpiadas de Rio de Janeiro. Nueva imagen para el Aston Villa, uno de los clubes de fútbol más antiguos de Inglaterra.
El Aston Villa, uno de los clubes de fútbol más antiguos de Inglaterra, acaba de lanzar el rediseño de su identidad coincidiendo con un momento delicado para su popularidad, su primer descenso de categoría en la “Premier League” (el equivalente inglés a nuestra Primera División). Fundado en 1874 por Jack Hughes, Frederick Matthews, Walter Prince y William Scattergood, el club tiene su sede en Birmingham.
El Aston Villa fue uno de los impulsores de la “Football League” en 1888 y de la “Premier League” en 1992 y es actualmente el quinto club más laureado de la historia de Inglaterra. Antes Después El rediseño de identidad ha corrido a cargo del estudio de diseño londinense SomeOne en colaboración con el ilustrador Christopher Wormell, encargado del grabado. Esta actualización de la marca era muy necesaria debido a la compleja aplicación digital de la imagen anterior y a la redefinición de la estrategia de comunicación del club, condicionada por sus últimos resultados.
Conclusión. Manchester City Take Football To Virtual Reality. Tue 10th May 2016 | IT & Technology Manchester City FC, Sky Sports and LiveLike have teamed up to allow fans to experience live Premier League matches in virtual reality (VR) for the very first time. The new immersive VR experience was trialled with a select group of Manchester City fans in London, New York and Melbourne who were tuning in to watch Manchester City go head-to-head with Arsenal at the Etihad Stadium on 8 May.
Fans participating in the test wore VR headsets which placed them right in the heart of all the action on the pitch. This innovative offering, delivered in collaboration with VR start-up LiveLike and supported by the Premier League, Sky Sports, US broadcaster NBC and Australian broadcaster Fox Sports, marks another step in Manchester City’s journey of early experimentation with new technologies that provide fans with unique points of view on the club, the players and the matches.
“We began looking at how we could use VR to enhance the fan experience over a year ago. Leicester City FC’s digital evolution | Digital Sport. West Ham's Latest Player Transaction Was A Professional FIFA Player. Leicester City: The Biggest Underdog Story In Sports History And Their Explosive Social Media Growth. Simeone: sus diez mejores frases para emprendedores | Emprendedores.
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