This article is written by Lew Blaustein, who writes at the intersection of green and sports for his GreenSportsBlog. Yankee Stadium is, arguably, the most iconic sports stadium in the world (the British might vote for Wembley Stadium in London.) The House That Ruth Built opened in 1923 (the Yanks won their first World Series […]
Since renovations began on May 3, more than 1,900 workers and over 780,000 hours were put into the completion of the AT&T Center, home of the San Antonio Spurs. The updated facility was transformed to a completely new look and feel and fans can expect a better experience throughout the arena. “We are extremely proud of […]
After teaming up with JMI Sports and SportsLabs a couple of months ago, the University of Kentucky athletic department has taken their increased digital media presence to new heights. After revamping their website and mobile applications, SportsLabs has added a new trick to their Kentucky Wildcats Gameday app—an interactive Ring of Honor. Launching at the […]
At the end of September, VenueNext and the Orlando Magic announced a partnership to deploy the VenueNext platform in Orlando’s Amway Center. The Amway Center is the second sports venue to partner with the application, the first being San Francisco’s Levi’s Stadium. VenueNext’s platform went live with the 49ers in the 2014 season and is […]
New technology from startup ventures is transforming the sports industry. The mission of this series will be to introduce startup companies in the sports technology space to a broader audience and allow CEO’s of new ventures to tell their story. Company: Block Party Suites CEO: Adam Ward 1.What is your elevator pitch? Block Party Suites creates […]