Since the Walton-Penner group took ownership of the Broncos last August, one question has hung over the franchise: Will a new stadium be built? And where? Click here to read the story at denver7.com. Discussion Questions:
The New Orleans Saints are the first and only club in the National Football League to be granted international marketing rights in France, the team announced on Twitter early Tuesday. Click here to read the story at nola.com. Discussion Questions:
On Saturday afternoon, the WNBA will play its first-ever game in Canada in front of a sold-out crowd of nearly 20,000 fans in Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena, home of the NBA’s Raptors. The preseason clash between the Minnesota Lynx and Chicago Sky will serve as both preparation for the teams before the start of the W’s 27th campaign Read more…
The Spurs’ ticket staff had a watch party for the NBA Draft Lottery in the bowels of the AT&T Center on Tuesday night. Click here to read the story at kens5.com. Discussion Questions:
It’s a franchise based on a 2,000-word article that appeared in Vibe magazine in 1998. Its characters have sprung wholly from itself, rather than from a decades-deep well of recognizable figures and branding. Click here to read the story at theringer.com. Discussion Questions:
ESPN is reportedly preparing to dramatically change how fans consume live sports. Click here to read the story at usatoday.com. Discussion Questions:
The USL Super League formally announced the first eight markets that will take part in the inaugural season set to begin in August 2024. Click here to read the story at espn.com. Discussion Questions:
Several major brands have unveiled significant changes to their visual identities in 2023, including PepsiCo Inc.’s Pepsi, the Coca-Cola Co.’s Fanta and Nokia Corp. But rebrands, much like art, are often polarizing, especially when done after a long period of time. Click here to read the story at morningconsult.com Discussion Questions:
Tesla is set to “try a little advertising”, CEO Elon Musk has said, signalling a major shift from a brand that has previously eschewed ads. Click here to read the story at marketingweek.com. Discussion Questions:
It’s impossible not to recognize and the name rolls off the tongue — Oscar Mayer’s hotdog-styled vehicle has been eliciting some kind of reaction by viewers ever since the original model first hit the road in 1936. Click here to read the story at businessinsider.com. Discussion Questions: