Social media has transformed the way we consume sports news and now, ever increasingly, sports action through videos and streaming.
The use of smartphones has had a major impact on how sports content is delivered and publishers must keep evolving to maintain and grow their channels.
The recent appearance by Leigh Centurions owner Derek Beaumont and his Salford Red Devils counterpart Marwan Koukash on the popular ITV programme Judge Rinder sparked plenty of debate in rugby league circles.
Despite being relegated from the Super League at the end of last season, Hull KR have been ranked top of the fourth annual 146-team Sport Social Media Index which grades British professional football, rugby and cricket teams according to performance by their official club channels.
Ever wondered what the state of play is at a media day for a Super League club?
Whatever field you aspire to work in it is very often a tricky proposition to get that break and secure your first job offer.
The sheer volume of accessible content in the age of social media and the world wide web is almost impossible to quantify.
Hashtag United is an amateur football club formed in March 2016 by YouTube personality Spencer Owen, and it’s taking the football world by storm.
Running a sport club’s social media channels is easy after a win. It’s what you do after a loss that matters most.
