FSB Daily 8/25: Rules, Marketing, Success and Failure
A roundup of recent posts on the FSB News page.
– Before you draft, make sure you have the 10 commandments down. (Well, at least the nine that don’t forbid razzing a fan of another NFL team.) Also, make sure you follow fantasy’s unwritten rules from the start.
– Lots of money and famous faces don’t mean your site will automatically succeed.
– CNBC’s Darren Rovell presents the 25 most marketable athletes from the Beijing Olympics, as well as his 10 most marketable athlete names of all time, sparked by aptly named Usain Bolt.
– MLB Advanced Media president and CEO Bob Bowman describes the direction of baseball’s industry-leading digital ventures.
– Chris Mortensen preaches fantasy football in the Lord’s house.
– Women are making their presence felt in the world of sports fandom.
– The Economist takes a look at the direction of sports in the times of globalization.
– A Buffalo News fantasy columnist, on the other hand, simply takes a look at us.
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