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  • Norwich City FC and BSports partner to offer Match Analysis to Canary fans

    The Barclays Premier League team Norwich City FC and Bloomberg Sports agreed today to an analytics deal enabling their fans to use the proprietary Match Analysis football app which was launched in September. Norwich Club supporters can download this special offer with a 15% discount on the Match Analysis subscription price. Bravo to the Premier…

  • Today is a big day in sports technology thanks to the new StadiumVision Mobile by Cisco

    Today is a big day in sports technology thanks to the new StadiumVision Mobile by Cisco. For the first time, sports and entertainment venues now have the ability to overcome bandwidth issues and deliver Live video to fans’ mobile devices. StadiumVision is transforming the fan experience by keeping fans connected at the center of attention.…

  • 40 Blogs with the Best Professional Sports Insights

    40 Blogs with the Best Professional Sports Insights Posted by admin | in longhorn Whether you’re looking for trade rumors and gossip or in-depth information before placing a bet, there is an absolute wealth of sports information to be found on the Internet. Talented and insightful sports writers from around the country share their opinions…

  • Catapult Sports has sports technology made Down Under for the world’s use

    Catapult Sports has sports technology made Down Under for the world’s use. Catapult Sports When you think about athletic tracking technology it will serve you well to remember that Catapult Sports is based in Melbourne, Australia and now has new offices in the UK, Asia, and here in the United States. Because of Skype I…

  • Why 2013 is the year of the Sports Techie

    Why 2013 is the year of the Sports Techie. Sports Techie Baby! The best reason 2013 is the year of the Sports Techie is because I am expecting my first child this year with Jessica Stone. Not sure on a name yet but we do know it’s a boy.  I am more excited about this…

  • Things You Didn’t Know About… Sports Technology

    Things You Didn’t Know About… Sports Technology Introduction about Technology: Technology can be referred to as the collection of such machinery, tools, arrangements, modifications and procedures. Technology in the broadest sense can also be defined as the making, usage, modification, and knowledge of machines, tools, techniques, systems, crafts, methods of organization with an aim to…

  • Bloomberg Sports has a new data analytics partnership with Gala Coral

    Bloomberg Sports has a new data analytics partnership with Gala Coral, one of Europe’s largest and most respected betting houses. Before I wrote this blog, I read about the Gala Coral Group in the new BSports press release and had no idea they even existed; most likely, most of you do not either. The Gala…

  • Bloomberg launches sports analytics blog spinoff ‘Stats Insights’ for fans enjoyment

    Bloomberg launches sports analytics blog spinoff, Stats Insights, for fans enjoyment. BSports continues to pioneer the sports technology applications industry this time via a web based, daily blog that features a multi-sport format and is driven by customized data. Their new blog will contain original content and analysis of the five major European football leagues…

  • ProsReport is launching soon to college and university Alumni

    ProsReport is launching soon to college and university Alumni as an online business focused on sports that aggregates school related news while connecting alumni communities. This startup posts articles, features and interviews with alumni at their web site for alum, fans and student prospects to read and interact with. Sports Techie spoke with ProsReport.com founder and…

  • Sidelines App goal is to become the number one community for sports fans to discuss sports

    Sidelines is a sports technology startup whose goal is to become the number one community for sports fans to discuss sports. The Sports Techie blog spoke via Skype with cofounder of Sidelines App, Vinay Kuruvila, while he was vacationing in India. Sidelines lets sports fans talk about generic sports with their friends and other fans…