Senior writer: @SportTechie, @SBJ. Contributor: @MLBNetwork. Prior: Sports Illustrated staff writer. Other work: NYT, WSJ, USA Today, B/R, Men's Health.
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Joe Lemire's coverage focuses heavily on the business side of sports, particularly in technology, data analytics, and partnerships within the sports industry. His articles often feature press releases and private sector announcements related to advancements in sports technology, investments, and AI applications.
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By: Joe Lemire
The $89 insoles can be placed inside any shoe and have an opportunity to capture a share of the athlete and fitness markets.
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Sparta's Trinsic software, which collects and analyzes health and fitness data from third-party sources, will be incorporated into the Oura Teams dashboard.
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Shake saw a successful beta test during the NBA playoffs where the startup netted several hundred users, all from referral.
Speaking at the fourth annual ESPN Edge Innovation Conference in N.Y. last night, ESPN Chair Jimmy Pitaro shared a few more details about what the
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ESPN has added WSC Sports as one of its core partners in the ESPN Edge Innovation Center where it joins Accenture, Microsoft and Meta.
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as part of its Series D round that values that smart ring maker at more than $5 billion. As part of the agreement, the two wellness tech companies will integrate their products so users with a Dexcom monitor and an Oura ring can track how their dietary intake affects their other biometrics and, conversely, how sleep, stress and activity can impact their metabolic health.
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NBC Sports President Rick Cordella on Wednesday morning described the planned spin-off of Comcast's cable networks from the parent company as “a microcosm of the larger industry” given the fragmented media world.
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The “Dunk the Halls” alt-cast will be Mickey Mouse and friends-themed and air on ESPN2 and streaming on ESPN+ and Disney+.
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ScorePlay, which makes AI-powered media management software, has partnered with digital services firm Globant. The two will innovate on the infrastructure needed for modern sports media tools.
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Hippos Exoskeleton, a startup building an auto-inflating knee sleeve to prevent ACL tears and other injuries, has raised what it described as a “heavily over-subscribed” first investment of $642,000.
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