NBA basketball franchise Sacramento Kings will become the first professional sports team to employ Google Glass technology thanks to a tie-up with Silicon Valley software company CrowdOptic.
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Scouting event in Indianapolis has been a key point on NFL's annual calendar
WrestleMania 37 relocates from LA to Tampa to ensure fan attendance
World Wrestling Entertainment has relocated the upcoming WrestleMania 37 from Los Angeles' SoFi Stadium to Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida, to ensure fan attendance
Sacramento Kings expand digital presence with Discord partnership
The National Basketball Association's Sacramento Kings have expanded their digital presence by debuting a server on leading gaming chat platform Discord
Hornets acquire D-League team, Kings invest in virtual reality firm
NBA basketball franchise the Charlotte Hornets has acquired the right to own and operate a team in the organisation’s D-League development competition, while the Sacramento Kings have made a strategic investment in virtual reality media company Voke.
NBA G League, Overtime strike Ignite content partnership
The National Basketball Association G League and digital sports media network Overtime have struck a content development partnership to create unique daily video material including game, event and behind-the-scenes…
LA Clippers bring in Honey as jersey patch sponsor
The National Basketball Association's Los Angeles Clippers have expanded their partnership with LA-based technology company Honey, which will become the team's new jersey patch sponsor.