New for the 2020 Olympics: Driverless Taxis
The Internet of Things might become the Internet of the Olympic Rings. Japan is planning to use the 2020 Games in Tokyo to show the world it’s still a...
The Internet of Things might become the Internet of the Olympic Rings. Japan is planning to use the 2020 Games in Tokyo to show the world it’s still a...
The decision of outdoor sporting good giant REI to close on Black Friday has been hailed as (choose one) the most altruistic decision, or the greatest...
Sometimes, sports can divide the world. Sometimes, it can unite it, as totally unconnected people stretch out to show support. Case in point: the terr...
So far, 2015 has seen the Federal Communications Commission cracking down twice on attempts to block wi-fi usage at convention centers. First Marriott...
In New Orleans, a city that still bears the marks of Hurricane Katrina, a new golf course is set to go in. Proponents say it will bring much-needed ec...
In this issue, we introduce our awards program, Champions of Economic Impact in Sports Tourism, with examples of quantifiable success stories resultin...
Interest in soccer has never been higher and this interview provides insights into its growth. Under the guidance of U.S. Soccer (the NGB for the spor...
From hunters taking fences to cowboys roping, equine competition has a long tradition, born out of history and rooted in necessity. Today, the sport f...
It’s called ‘astroturfing:’ the posting of false reviews on sites that cater to the travel industry. And right now, it’s a practice the industry wants...
When next March’s big NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament airs, don’t expect to see those ads for sports fantasy leagues. The NCAA has banned all sponsor...