... ning body FIFA has openly acknowledged how important Chinese sponsors have become to the organization’s financial coffers. China’s future hosting of the World Cup is therefore surely beyond doubt. Nat ...More
EJ Insight2019-02-08
Following another hack of FIFA’s computers, we have a new set of leaks about global football. Having already covered everything from a proposed European club breakaway league to the flouting of UEFA’s ...More
EJ Insight2018-11-08
... ry of the FIFA World Cup 2018, installed 5G mobile phone coverage in seven of the 11 tournament cities during the World Cup Football event in June, making Moscow the first European city to lead in 5G ...More
EJ Insight2018-11-07
FIFA's recent Council meeting in Rwanda was being heralded ahead of time as one that would profoundly and irrevocably change the nature of world football. In the end though, the meeting was a damp squ ...More
EJ Insight2018-10-30
... field V》與《FIFA 19》等。 根據DFC Intelligence的數據顯示，在2018年財政年度 ...全文
今日信報財經新聞StartupBeat 創科鬥室2018年10月23日
... nk to the FIFA World Cup in Russia. Sponsorship ambushes typically involve rival brands seeking to deflect attention away from official sponsors without them actually paying anything to an event owner ...More
EJ Insight2018-09-26
... host the FIFA World Cup, in 2022, Qatar also takes the opportunity to use information technology to promote its national image. Qatar is about 10 times Hong Kong’s size. It has a population of over 2 ...More
EJ Insight2018-08-27
Sepp Blatter’s claims that Qatar cheated in its pursuit of the right to host the 2022 World Cup ring hollow. After all, this was the man who was supposedly presiding over FIFA, world football’s govern ...More
EJ Insight2018-08-17
The 2018 FIFA World Cup ended last month, but the transformation of host Moscow is still going on. Information technology is continuing to revolutionize the city. Aside from reorganizing the streets a ...More
EJ Insight2018-08-13
