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The new Formula One season is only one race old, but there is already evidence that the championship’s new owners are overseeing significant changes in the sport’s social media output, according to Richard Clarke.

Following major recent developments at Bayern Munich and Manchester United, Frank Dunne explores the evolving landscape of football club channels.

Is it ever okay for teams to troll their rivals on social media? Richard Clarke reports.

The World Boxing Super Series, a new annual elimination tournament featuring some of the sport’s top fighters and a $50m (€47m) prize fund, will launch in September.

The 2016-17 season has been a watershed for the broadcast product of Spanish football’s top-tier – not only in how the rights are sold and revenues distributed, but how it is presented on TV across the world. Broadcasters and fans at home – and on the move – are benefitting from LaLiga’s innovative and ambitious new broadcast presentation.

The 2017 GSMA Mobile World Congress (MWC) took place in Barcelona last week. MWC is the world's biggest mobile industry conference, and the place to look for sports executives wondering what's coming down the track in mobile and connected technology. Journalist Adrian Pennington was there, and picked out the key developments the sports industry should be looking out for.

In an ever-changing world where technology and the means to engage with audiences is advancing exponentially and the number of platforms which younger generations use to interact with the world is becoming …

Frank Dunne investigates how Lagardère’s bold investment in Africa is starting to reap rewards.

SportBusiness International reflects on the first six months of the Olympic Channel and explores what the future could hold for the International Olympic Committee initiative.

Rob Ridley explores the International Table Tennis Federation’s decision to part company with the TMS International agency and bring its rights in-house.

Newly-formed US management and marketing agency Rubicon Talent has announced its launch by entering into a strategic partnership with tech, health and sports focused venture capital firm, SeventySix Capital.

Ben Cronin looks at whether the impending emergence of Artificial Intelligence should empower or worry the world of sport.

Jochen Lösch, the new chief executive of MP & Silva, tells Frank Dunne about the agency's ambitions and the abundant opportunities in Latin America and China

With exactly one year to go until the start of the Pyeongchang winter Olympics, Robin Jellis found out how Discovery Communications is commercialising its groundbreaking rights deal for the Games.

Observations from LeSports Connects, the Chinese sports industry conference run by LeSports and Branded at the Mission Hills Dongguan golf resort.

Sankar Jayaram, the co-founder, president and chief executive of Voke VR, on the role of virtual reality in sport and the future of his company following its acquisition by Intel in late 2016.