Why Do Cities Spend to Attract Sports Events?
With Miami, Florida set to host Super Bowl 54 in 2020, the city has been asked to fund $20 million in security, infrastructure, and related expenses. ...
Industry Innovations in Entertainment, Media, and Sports
Having been invited to attend a “Start Up Boot Camp” to participate
as a judge and mentor, from that experience several new companies’ ideas and...
5 Ways to Stop Illegal Sports Content Streaming
Before listing the 5 ways to stop illegal sports content streaming, e.g., piracy, there needs to be a basis for understanding why piracy is...
Dollars and Cents: Comcast and Disney battle for industry dominance
Comcast, an American company, is now majority owner of Sky, the pan-European entertainment, media and sports company headquartered in London.
To put the above sale...
The Driver of Success
Recently when reading that the Creative Artists Agency (“CAA”) closed $5 billion in deals just for sports, it came to mind the principles behind...
The Privatization of Sports
At first glance, one might be thinking, but sports are already private endeavors. Furthermore, privatization normally means moving a business or industry from being...
‘Go West, Young Man [And Expand the MLB Postseason]’
Years ago, as Lewis and Clark explored North America, treading across the continent from the Established East to the Wild West, it did so...
Bundling to Change the Future
Even with change, history repeats itself. Consumers of content can see the tides of change. They have been experiencing it at home and on...
Where will your favorite sports team play next?
The Jacksonville-London Jaguars, Montreal Expos, Mexico City Montañas and Portland Greens might know!
International sports expansion is upon us
The Jaguars got married and took a second last name in London,...
Production Today: Getting your Film or Television Series to Market
With news that Major League Baseball is giving streaming rights to each of the individual 30 franchises, which is a full topic within itself...
