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Sports and Social Media: Winners and Losers [Infographic]

By Luke Brynley-Jones // 16 January, 2013 – 1:28 pm // 1 Comment

Voula Papachristou the Greek triple jumper was sent home from London 2012 games after racist tweet The London 2012 Olympics, Euro 2012 and The Super Bowl were all great examples of how fans are using social media to follow live events and share the moment. However, what’s also clear is that some sports stars and teams are using social media far more effectively than others. Sadly, there are also quite a few sports stars who would be best advised to steer clear of Twitter.  This infographic from Eventility, which helps sports clubs to organise themselves online, does a good job of highlighting the winners and losers in this relationship. Read More »

50,000 Tweets Celebrate Rooney’s Euro 2012 Match Winner [infographic]

By Scott Thompson // 21 June, 2012 – 8:38 am // No comments

As England rode their luck against Ukraine to pass into the quarter finals of Euro 2012, over half a million tweets were made during the game.

Key peaks were prodigal Rooney’s open goal miss at 27 minutes, followed by what would become his decisive 47 minute goal which generated over 50,000 tweets in the following five minutes alone. Read More »

Facebook denies it is in the running to takeover sponsorship of England football team

By @gordonmacmillan // 6 July, 2010 – 9:36 am // 9 Comments

UPDATE -The Football Association is officially not commenting on the news that Facebook could be set to takeover as sponsor of England, but comments coming out of Facebook make it clear that it probably isn’t going to happen. Read More »

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