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World Cup and Twitch Provide Great Glimpse to the Future

With World Cup over, it can be deemed an overall global success not just in soccer, but in sports
business. Brands were able to use social media to deliver messages more than ever, via nontraditional outlets like Twitch, a trend that will only increase.

The Week in Soccer Marketing

A summary of the most exciting news in soccer marketing. If you’re trying to keep up, consider this your one-stop shop.

Brazil, Twitter Collaborate on Live World Cup Content Broadcasts

The Brazilian Football Federation (CBF) has partnered with Twitter to distribute exclusive content produced by the CBF. As the universe of “broadcasters” expands, the potential audience for team- or league-based content increases, making it more attractive to potential marketing partners.

Will Hispanics Love an Ad-Supported Mobile Phone Service? (UPDATED)

Mobile platform Unlockd has partnered exclusively with Boost Mobile, one of Sprint’s prepaid brands, to launch the first of its kind Android app Boost® Dealz that will help customers reduce monthly phone payments in exchange for viewing ads. (Interview with Sprint’s Oscar Meza and TruMC’s Alice Ovadia-Updated).

Super Bowl: Pre and Post-Game Stats & Hispanics Viewers

Portada reflects on the Super Bowl’s digital performance: Streaming viewership was at its highest ever, Facebook and Twitter generated less game-related activity than last year and Instagram got in on the Super Bowl video content bandwagon. And what Hispanic Audiences did…