The World Cup kicked off last week with Immersive Media content and activations designed around our three essential Immersive Media criteria: content that is social, accessible, and interactive.
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CEO Angela Ruggiero and Senior Analyst Elinor Klavens are both speaking at the VenuesNOW 2018 Conference in Beverly Hills
For the first in a series of interviews with innovation professionals, we've connected with Scott Kirsner, Editor and Co-founder of Innovation Leader.
Next-Generation Agencies will need to focus on technology, and The Global Sports Venture Studio is the latest entrant into the space.
Our Lab CEO Angela Ruggiero travels to Shanghai this week to moderate a discussion about sports-tech and the World Cup at CES Asia.
We’re as excited as anyone about the announcement of the 2026 World Cup taking place in North America. Eight years feels like a long time, but here’s what we believe you’ll see in sports-tech at the North America hosted contest.
We've been following the Golden Knights closely this year, as they lead the way in innovation in just their first year on ice.
Immersive Media, and the principles that define it, will change how we consume sports over the next decade, but what does it really mean to say that media is immersive?
Garmin’s latest smartwatch designs, and their approach to digital training, give us a view into the future of the wearable market
For most venue operators, the fans who attend their games are largely anonymous. Gaining visibility into fans is a security and fan experience imperative. Venue operators, technology providers and venue architects must work together to achieve this goal.
Developed using their sports-tech market intelligence software, the Sports Innovation Lab Sports-Tech Market Trend Overview Report demonstrates the complexity of a rapidly growing industry
If you're in sports media and not paying attention to Fortnite, you better start.
Effective analysis depends on accurate measurement. We took a trip to MIT to see what the engineers there are cooking up?
The traditional sports agency is looking less traditional, and these are the areas where agencies will need to focus to stay current.
Technologies like 5G, AR, and mobile ordering transform a stadium into a Smart Venue. New technologies aren’t the only thing growing, the threats are too. Smart Venues find themselves confronting a host of new threats like drones, hacks and scalper bots.
There's a new corporate leadership position focused on innovation, and the sports industry should be taking some notes.
A handful of companies are focusing on innovations in hydration technology, but the market is still new and there's need for maturation.
Sports Business Journal is honoring Sports Innovation Lab CEO Angela Ruggiero with a Forty Under 40 Award, presented in Los Angeles
