An exploration of sports content, storytelling, digital and social media. Speaking to players, executives, coaches, creators, journalist and specialist about their sporting passions.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 3 days 12 hours 15 minutes
episode 4: David Alexander: Lessons in handling crisis communications in sport - 2017
David Alexander - Lessons in handing crisis communications in sport - 2017
episode 5: Mario Leo: Football club social media, what we learnt in 2017
Mario Leo: Football club social media, what we learnt in 2017
episode 6: Giuliano Giorgetti: Re-inventing Inter Milan
Giuliano Giorgetti: Re-inventing Inter Milan
episode 9: Luca Massaro: How to become an award-winning Sports Digital Agency
Starting a sports digital agency is a dream for many people and arguably there has never been a better time set up on your own. You are your own boss, you can be creative, work in sport and make good money. On the flipside, the responsibility is entirely on your shoulders and, right now, competition is particularly intense. Luca Massaro took the plunge five years ago when he set up WePlay in London...
episode 10: David Higgins: How to make a World Heavyweight title fight
David Higgins: How to make a World Heavyweight title fight
episode 11: Kevin Doyle: How to be an ex-footballer
When a footballer hangs up their boots, the news reports often read like obituaries. However, it is only one part of their professional career that has passed away. And, like any personal upheaval, the full ramifications are rarely felt until a good few months have passed. Kevin Doyle was forced to retire from football in September 2017 at the age of 34 after suffering complications over concussions...
episode 12: Colin Kelly: LA-LA FC
Colin Kelly is Director of Digital at soccer team who are yet to play a game. LAFC will kick-off their first MLS season in March 2018. But, unlike most of recent expansion franchises, they are an entirely new club. For the content team this one huge blank sheet of paper, when I spoke to Colin, he barely met most of the playing staff...