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How Nike won the cultural marathon - The New York Times

How Nike won the cultural marathon - The New York Times | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"As the brand turns 50, it’s not letting up ..."

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The most expensive watches worn by 20 of the world's most elite athletes

The most expensive watches worn by 20 of the world's most elite athletes | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Mechanical watches don't have much practical use in today's sporting world, yet you can't go to a major sporting event without seeing some serious watch game ..."

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Exclusive: Aaron Judge signs deal with Adidas

Exclusive: Aaron Judge signs deal with Adidas | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Aaron Judge is the newest prominent young baseball player to join Adidas ..."

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Michael Phelps, businessman: The world's greatest Olympian writes his second act

Michael Phelps, businessman: The world's greatest Olympian writes his second act | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Michael Phelps had a better 2016 than you. He got married. He had his first child. He starred in the year's best ad—an elegiac masterpiece by Droga5 for Under Armour ..."

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Real Madrid embraces Facebook Live| warc.com

Real Madrid embraces Facebook Live| warc.com | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"The success claimed by one of the world's biggest football clubs since shifting its TV content onto Facebook Live not only highlights the way in which social offers greater reach than traditional channels but also the threat that OTT is set to pose to those same channels .."

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Ad of the Day: Gillette's grand Olympic spot takes a dark look at athletes' sacrifices

Ad of the Day: Gillette's grand Olympic spot takes a dark look at athletes' sacrifices | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"The athletes gathering next month in Rio may be dazzling spectacles of human achievement, but getting there took a lot of ugliness. A new Olympic ad from Gillette tackles a familiar angle on sports-themed marketing—the grueling road to greatness ..."

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Web pirates are stealing from sports broadcasters - Crain's New York Business

Web pirates are stealing from sports broadcasters - Crain's New York Business | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"First music, then movies. Now it's the sports industry that's about to get disrupted by the Web ..."

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What's your MBTI sports type?

What's your MBTI sports type? | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Glasgow 2014 closing ceremony tonight but which sport reflects your MBTI type? ..."

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What consumers are planning for the World Cup and how brands can reach them | Trends | Marketing Week

What consumers are planning for the World Cup and how brands can reach them | Trends | Marketing Week | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"With the World Cup kicking off in less than two weeks, is your brand ready for the world’s biggest sporting event since the 2012 Olympic Games? ..."

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The psychology of violence in sports — On the field and in the stands - WBUR

The psychology of violence in sports — On the field and in the stands - WBUR | consumer psychology | Scoop.it


"Are sports, as George Orwell suggested, a form of “war without shooting”? ..."

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Football and brands meet in Asia: News from warc.com

Football and brands meet in Asia: News from warc.com | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"The two-way traffic between brands and football clubs in Asia and Europe continues to develop with Huawei and Unilever the latest to sign high-profile sponsorship deals with leading clubs..."

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Nike Vaporfly shoes dominate talk at Olympic marathon trials

Nike Vaporfly shoes dominate talk at Olympic marathon trials | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"At Olympic marathon trials, chasing Nike's shoe technology is a big part of race day ..."

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BT Sport's ‘Take Them All On’ ad inspires young girls to get active 

BT Sport's ‘Take Them All On’ ad inspires young girls to get active  | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Behavioural insights practice Canvas8 unpicks the insights behind BT Sports’ latest ad - Take Them All On - and understands how it’s encouraging young girls to get involved in sport ..."

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Five recent augmented reality examples for your day-to-day life: ARP

Five recent augmented reality examples for your day-to-day life: ARP | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Have an Overview of Some Recent Augmented Reality Examples. You Will be Amazed to Know That These Can be a Necessary Part of Your Daily Life ...."

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How selfies and social media changed bodybuilding | VICE | United States

How selfies and social media changed bodybuilding | VICE | United States | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"We are a long way from 'Pumping Iron' ..."

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At U.S. Open, Japanese companies leave Nike, Adidas in the dust

At U.S. Open, Japanese companies leave Nike, Adidas in the dust | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"It’s called the U.S. Open, and the crowd is definitely from New York, but the clothing on the court is decidedly Japanese ..."

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Technology in sport: the speed of science

Technology in sport: the speed of science | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Andrew Cave and Alex Miller report on the innovations that are unlocking new opportunities in athletics for fans, participants and commercial partners ..."

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Big Data – revolutionising sport in unexpected ways

Big Data – revolutionising sport in unexpected ways | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"From NASCAR and the NBA to MIT, the Big Data revolution is reshaping how the world looks at sport ..."

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Novel fabrics help sell workout clothing | Technology | NewsObserver.com

Novel fabrics help sell workout clothing | Technology | NewsObserver.com | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Gym shirts made of Kevlar. Underpants featuring “anti-odor technology.” No-sweat briefs. Lycra made of corn. And exercise shorts designed with Cordura, a rugged material most often associated with things like car seats and luggage ..."

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Kevlar workout clothing, silver anti-odor...

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Ad of the Day: Powerade tells Nico Calabria's amazing story in best World Cup spot so far

Ad of the Day: Powerade tells Nico Calabria's amazing story in best World Cup spot so far | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"For decades, athletes saw emotional vulnerability as something to be shunned, a personal shortcoming that must be internalized and kept out of the limelight at all costs ..."

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A celebrity (and emotional) appeal.


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Oakley flaunts its culture in new branding effort

Oakley flaunts its culture in new branding effort | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Oakley, maker of sunglasses and sports gear, is throwing open the doors to the inner sanctum where its products have been mysteriously designed, in the hope of joining the ranks of high-flying sports performance brands like Red Bull and Nike ..."

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Did heart-related deaths drop in Pittsburgh after the Steelers won the 2009 Super Bowl?

Did heart-related deaths drop in Pittsburgh after the Steelers won the 2009 Super Bowl? | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"How do the mind and body react to watching big games? Academic research digs up some surprising findings..."

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