Advanced Sports Media (ASM) Group

03/22/2019

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12/20/2012

We're Sold...let's see it in 2020!

Ramy Ashour and Nicol David make the case for Squash and the Olympics

12/12/2012

Wow, any sports fan should appreciate this...our Rugby future looks bright.

Enamored by the Olympic rings, Carlin looked for alternative pathways into a Team USA jersey. Isles had seen rugby on TV before and, through track, knew ther...

12/11/2012

Tennis participation is up 4% >> http://www.usta.com/Youth-Tennis/tennis_participation_continues_to_climb/

According to a survey conducted for the USTA and Tennis Industry Association by Taylor Research and Consulting, tennis participation increased by 4 percent in 2012, topping 28 million players for the first time since 2009 and pointing towards exciting trends towards growth in younger demographics.

12/04/2012

Football is the most popular sport in the US, but participation numbers keep dropping each year...probably because of this >> http://www.usatodayhss.com/news/article/concussion-study-brain-disease-high-school-football-players #.UL52LZSh_FQ.twitter

John Mackey and Ollie Matson, Pro Football Hall of Famers, are among 33 deceased NFL players diagnosed in a new study with a brain disease linked to concussions. But the study also reports early-stage cases of some who played only high school football.

11/29/2012

Really interesting reader survey on college sports, the leagues with growth potential, the best sport sponsors, and more >> http://www.sportsbusinessdaily.com/Daily/Issues/2012/11/29/Reader-Survey/Reader-Survey.aspx

THE DAILY each day this week is presenting the results from the eighth annual SportsBusiness Daily/SportsBusiness Journal readers survey on the state of the sports industry. Today, we look at an overview of teams, leagues, motorsports and colleges. Turnkey Sports & Entertainment partnered with S

11/29/2012

11/28/2012

Halloween Potluck at the office.

11/26/2012

Industry insiders have been hinting at Google/Apple acquiring sports rights for awhile...Major Media better take notice.

http://www.sportsbusinessdaily.com/Daily/Issues/2012/11/20/Media/DLeague.aspx

Google has agreed to pay the NBA a rights fee in the low six figures to stream 350 NBA D-League games live this season. NBA officials describe the one-year deal as an experiment and say they will be focused on the number of streams and advertising revenue (which will be sold by YouTube) that is gene