Niall Coen's guest appearances

Niall Coen

The Digital Sport Insider

Richard Johnson

Matt Wilson

James Campbell

Brian Solis

James Kirkham

Doug Bernstein

Paul Rogers

Geordie Podcast

Laurence McKenna

Pete Townshend

Richard Clarke

Stephen Smith

Russell James

Ryan Gallace

João Presa

OwlTail

This week we talk the future of digital publishing with Snack Media's Niall Coen.From advertising and sponsorhsip through to branded content and influencers, we discuss the creation and distribution of sports content in a world that's becoming increasingly hostile to publishers.

This week we talk the future of digital publishing with Snack Media's Niall Coen. From advertising and sponsorhsip through to branded content and influencers, we discuss the creation and distribution of sports content in a world that's becoming increasingly hostile to publishers.

121: Talking Publishing with Niall Coen - CEO and Founder, Snack Media

Taylor Bloom

In the first monthly show of 2017, where we take a look at the campaigns, technology releases, trends and news that happened in the last month. In January we had no shortage of things to talk about and the views of Taylor, who has a great overview of the sports tech industry through his work especially in the US, and Niall were greatly insightful. The topics we covered included;- Paul Pogba's Twitter emoji- The change in sports consumption habits- Why sports such as NBA are running ideas through that change their sport to stay relevant to new audience wants and needs- Is using Twitter to test these ideas out by sports CEO's the saviour of the platform and it's new use?!- Taylor was at CES and one thing that stood out to him was how crowded the tracker and wearable industry is at all levels. So what is the future for them and also the use of data at a digital content and broadcaster level- The launch of club Snapchat filters on the same day and are social platforms taking advantage of footballs (and sport in general) huge fanbases to build their own audiences, and in turn revenue- Twitter's deal with the PGA Tour to stream live events on their platform - will this be successful and why it could be a win for the PGA- The rise of VR and how AR could prove to be even more impactful in sport. And how it fits into consumer habits better than VR does with its current barriers to entry- With eSports, Niall says we should look at the mass take up of Poker in how they play online- The launch of Dutch eSports FIFA league and more being announced we think in the near future - where will this lead?- Where there's a crossover especially within driving games and potentially putting them into real races as prizes- Our look back at what stood out for us in 2016- And what we're looking forward to this year Make sure you catch up with new shows every Tuesday and Friday on Audioboom, iTunes and Stitcher Radio. Thanks to Niall and Taylor. If you enjoyed this show then do share with your friends/colleagues and leave a review/rating.  @DigitalSportUK@DanielMclaren

In the first monthly show of 2017, where we take a look at the campaigns, technology releases, trends and news that happened in the last month. In January we had no shortage of things to talk about and the views of Taylor, who has a great overview of the sports tech industry through his work especially in the US, and Niall were greatly insightful. The topics we covered included; - Paul Pogba's Twitter emoji - The change in sports consumption habits - Why sports such as NBA are running ideas through that change their sport to stay relevant to new audience wants and needs - Is using Twitter to test these ideas out by sports CEO's the saviour of the platform and it's new use?! - Taylor was at CES and one thing that stood out to him was how crowded the tracker and wearable industry is at all levels. So what is the future for them and also the use of data at a digital content and broadcaster level - The launch of club Snapchat filters on the same day and are social platforms taking advantage of footballs (and sport in general) huge fanbases to build their own audiences, and in turn revenue - Twitter's deal with the PGA Tour to stream live events on their platform - will this be successful and why it could be a win for the PGA - The rise of VR and how AR could prove to be even more impactful in sport. And how it fits into consumer habits better than VR does with its current barriers to entry - With eSports, Niall says we should look at the mass take up of Poker in how they play online - The launch of Dutch eSports FIFA league and more being announced we think in the near future - where will this lead? - Where there's a crossover especially within driving games and potentially putting them into real races as prizes - Our look back at what stood out for us in 2016 - And what we're looking forward to this year Make sure you catch up with new shows every Tuesday and Friday on Audioboom, iTunes and Stitcher Radio. Thanks to Niall and Taylor. If you enjoyed this show then do share with your friends/colleagues and leave a review/rating. @DigitalSportUK @DanielMclaren

BONUS: Taylor Bloom (SportTechie.com) and Niall Coen (Snack Media)

Josh Robinson

For the first of a new series called Digital Sport Monthly, Dan is joined by Snack Media's MD Niall Coen and Synergy Sponsorship's Head of Digital, Josh Robinson. DS Monthly will be published on the 1st of every month with new guests on board each time to give their opinion and provide expert views. In our short time together we spoke in-depth on a number of topics including;- Why TV companies should be worried by Twitter live broadcasting its first NFL game- embracing the changing digital landscape- were adidas right to compare TV to the Fax Machine when it comes to campaigns?- The new breed of 'digital' marketers coming through who are in tune with new platforms- How the industry is obsessed with numbers and the newest trends and less on quality of content- The rise eSports and it's potential- How The Sun and others are using Chatbots - Football clubs needing to wake up to fact they're not just in the football business- New retail models that will appear around influencers and how they can be picked up by the likes of Man United- City Football leading the way in innovation and their robotics partnership- and much more! Make sure you tune in for Digital Sport Leaders every Friday and don't forget to leave us a rating/review or give us a follow. Everything helps. Find us on Audioboom, iTunes and Stitcher Radio. Twitter: @DigitalSportUK

For the first of a new series called Digital Sport Monthly, Dan is joined by Snack Media's MD Niall Coen and Synergy Sponsorship's Head of Digital, Josh Robinson. DS Monthly will be published on the 1st of every month with new guests on board each time to give their opinion and provide expert views. In our short time together we spoke in-depth on a number of topics including; - Why TV companies should be worried by Twitter live broadcasting its first NFL game - embracing the changing digital landscape - were adidas right to compare TV to the Fax Machine when it comes to campaigns? - The new breed of 'digital' marketers coming through who are in tune with new platforms - How the industry is obsessed with numbers and the newest trends and less on quality of content - The rise eSports and it's potential - How The Sun and others are using Chatbots - Football clubs needing to wake up to fact they're not just in the football business - New retail models that will appear around influencers and how they can be picked up by the likes of Man United - City Football leading the way in innovation and their robotics partnership - and much more! Make sure you tune in for Digital Sport Leaders every Friday and don't forget to leave us a rating/review or give us a follow. Everything helps. Find us on Audioboom, iTunes and Stitcher Radio. Twitter: @DigitalSportUK

BONUS: news and views with Niall Coen (Snack Media) and Josh Robinson (Synergy)