How to Broadcast School Sports to Fans and Families

How to Broadcast School Sports to Fans and Families

High school sports have long been part of the fabric of communities across the United States. More than just athletic showcases for children, they are often the source of countless local traditions, civic pride and even economic uplift for a school, town or region.

A new phenomenon built around school sports has the power to take each of those elements to even greater heights: digital broadcasting. Now equipped with the technology to provide quality streams at minimal expense, schools and athletic programs have the ability to expand their audience, reach far-flung alumni, galvanize old traditions and tap into an over-the-top-media market that offers the potential to turn a profit.

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PlayOn Sports Appoints Dave Bottoms as Chief Product Officer and Celia Poon as Chief Financial Officer

PlayOn Sports Appoints Dave Bottoms as Chief Product Officer and Celia Poon as Chief Financial Officer

Leadership additions to accelerate growth of PlayOn Sports, the company behind GoFan, MaxPreps and the NFHS Network

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How to Build a Packed Student Section: 6 Strategies That Work

How to Build a Packed Student Section: 6 Strategies That Work

A loud student section is one of the biggest home-field advantages a high school has, and it doesn't happen by accident. It happens because an AD or...

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