Infront Blog

As the world emerges from lockdown, the sports media industry is contemplating a “new normal” of spectator-less events and limited operations for many months to come.

Sports fans are devouring content on social media and mobile devices like never before, unleashing new potential for sports organisations to harvest extra revenue and for brands to connect with consum...

Adventures in telepresence In 2016, two-time Emmy Award winner Aviv Shapira and his partners sold sports tech startup Replay to Intel. It was the culmination of a remarkable journey that started with ...

The sports tech industry is booming. More than 7,000 startups are competing to reach the top in a market expected to be worth at least $30 billion by 2024.

The startup industry has seen exponential growth over the past decade, with that development also having an impact on the sports industry. Whether it is technology on the field of play or the thirst f...

This is the second of two blogs from an interview with iWorkinSports. You can view the first blog here and both videos on the iWorkinSports YouTube channel.

I have been lucky to sit courtside during an era of huge change in the sports media and marketing industry. It is incredible to see what the trajectory has been and how content producers have had to a...

The NBA, NCAA, FIBA and the Basketball Super League (BSL) here in Turkey have all been trailblazers when it comes to connecting brands to fans through digital engagement.

In the interview I also gave my views on rights holders and Infront's position as well as how important it is to create commercial opportunities for sponsors and still engaging fans.

This week, Amikam Kranz, Senior Director of Winter Sports at Infront, spoke with Swiss broadcaster SRF about how referee cameras are giving ice hockey fans a new perspective in digital content at the ...