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If you are a sports fan, work in sports or are someone who is ‘tech curious’, then Tech Chairs is the podcast for you. In the first series, sports presenter, John Inverdale and sports entrepreneur, Rebecca Hopkins, take a look at how technology has shaped modern sport. They talk to experts in all walks of sport as well as champion athletes, including Sir Ben Ainslie and Chris Boardman. If you have ever wondered how Hawkeye was developed, how much your DNA influences which sport you should ch ...
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No sport, competitively or recreationally, has changed more in the past 30 years than cycling. At the heart of this has been an Olympic champion, technical wizard, entrepreneur and campaigner. Chris Boardman is Rebecca and John’s guest on this episode of Tech Chairs and shares how much drive, imagination and ignorance (!) is vital to when looking t…
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Ben Ainslie, is more than Britain’s greatest ever competitive sailor. His trophy cabinet might be huge but his thirst for technology-driven success is boundless. Ben talks Rebecca and John through his career through the lens of technology, from his early days on the Solent to fighting for The Americas Cup. Some tech happens by design, some is by ac…
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Widely regarded as the most tech-forward of all popular sports, F1 has technology running through its DNA. This time, John and Rebecca are joined by Simon Taylor, a man who for 50 years has scrutinized every car, driver, race and designer in motorsport. Simon reveals the most pivotal points in how F1 has become the sport we know today – and what we…
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Today there are countless ways and formats for watching sport – but how did this happen? Rebecca and John talk to two of the men directly responsible. Paul Davies is a leading figure from TV and determines Wimbledon’s annual broadcast, while Dave Roberts founded football’s very first club TV channel- but can you guess which one? The team talk every…
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Say ‘sports technology’ to most people and they think ‘wearables’ but how did we get to this point – and what is that market worth? John and Rebecca talking through this multi-billion-dollar market with two experts with vastly different backgrounds. Phelen Hill is an Olympic rower turned market analyst with Nielsen Sports, and Sandra Halliday is a …
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This episode of Tech Chairs takes us into the DNA of elite athletes – literally! Rebecca and John hear Andy Steele’s story. Andy was an Olympic athlete who wanted to know why he could run fast but kept getting injured. A random test took his career – and how elite stars train – in a whole new direction courtesy of DNA-fit. So, is being a world-beat…
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Anyone who is a self-proclaimed ‘sports nut’ probably thinks they know how sports works. Think again. Tech Chairs is the podcast that lifts the lid on how elite sport is getting faster, stronger and better. From F1 to football, sailing to sprinting, tennis to test cricket; whatever your favourite sport, you can be sure that tech is shaping its futu…
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For many, Hawk-Eye IS sports technology and this edition of Tech Chairs, John and Rebecca are joined by ‘The Godfather of Sports Technology’, Paul Hawkins. Paul shares his story, from how he developed and marketed Hawk-Eye, to how it has become the phenomenon that is now an integral part of how we watch sports today. Paul also nominates his sports …
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This is part two of our brief history of the relationship between sport and technology. In this show we look at the tech-led revolution of the past two decades, as data, new realities and wearable tech shapes how we train, view and engage with the sports we love. Rebecca and John talk to experts Andy Harland, Naomi Stenhouse, Andy Miah and Ben Lang…
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Tech Chairs is a new podcast exploring the many ways technology drives sport. In the first episode, sports presenter, John Inverdale and sports tech entrepreneur, Rebecca Hopkins take a sprint through sports tech’s history. Joining them are experts, Andy Harland, Naomi Stenhouse and Andy Miah, who explain how we arrived at many of the innovations w…
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Technology is changing each aspect of every sport we all love … and Tech Chairs explains how. Tech Chairs is a new sports podcast which is presented by broadcaster, John Inverdale and sports tech entrepreneur, Rebecca Hopkins. Each week, John and Rebecca are given insider insights by tech experts, sports entrepreneurs, elite coaches, industry leade…
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WE ARE BACK AND LIVE WITH THE NEWEST EDITION OF THE SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT TECHNOLOGY PODCAST! TODAY MYLES AND I TALK ABOUT THE KYRIE APOLOGY TO LEBRON AS WELL AS SOME SNOW STORM WE HAVE COMING OUR WAY, MOVIES, AND GAME OF THRONES. ALSO ARE WE TOO INVESTED INTO OUR PHONES?Door Minar & Myles
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Podcast: Tribute BandsThis month on the Business Entertainment Sports and Technology Law Podcast, we pay tribute to those who pay tribute…to their favorite bands. Join ARC Law Group partner Mark A. Pearson and attorney Ben Shaw as they look at the legal issues facing tribute bands like Dread Zeppelin (Led Zeppelin), No Way Sis (Oasis) and Purple Re…
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Podcast: 2014 Academy AwardsThis month on the Business Entertainment Sports and Technology Law Podcast, we hit the red carpet with our 2014 Academy Awards Special. Join ARC Law Group partner Mark Pearson and movie reviewer Chris Bollini for a discussion on this years’ Oscar® winners and some recent legal issues related to the movie industry. Plus, …
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Podcast: CLA Music Business Seminar 2014This month on the Business Entertainment Sports and Technology Law Podcast, we get you ready for the upcoming California Lawyers for the Arts Music Business Seminar. Join ARC Law Group partner Mark Pearson and clerk Ben Shaw as they discuss the 31st annual event to be held this month at Boalt Hall on the UC B…
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Podcast: The Beastie Boys v Goldie BloxThis month on the Business Entertainment Sports and Technology Law Podcast, ARC Law Group partner Mark A. Pearson and Podcast Managing Editor Ben Shaw present a special end-of-year podcast discussion about the marketing backlash against one of the hottest toys of the 2013 holiday season. Recently ranked as the…
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Podcast: Music LicensingThismonth on the Business Entertainment Sportsand TechnologyLaw Podcast, learn about some of the new and old ways to make money licensing yourmusic. Join ARC Law Group partner Mark Pearson and clerk Justin La as they getyou in synch with royalties for placing your music in movies and commercials,and discuss how satellite and…
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Podcast: Blurred LinesThis month on the Business Entertainment Sports and Technology Law Podcast, ARC Law Group partner Mark Pearson and Podcast Managing Editor Ben Shaw present a special end-of-Summer blowout discussion on the controversies surrouding the top song of the season, Robin Thicke's Blurred Lines. We begin with YouTube reversing of its …
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Podcast: Live Performance IssuesThismonth on the Business Entertainment Sportsand Technology LawPodcast, we get on stage with a discussion on live performance issues. Join ARC LawGroup partner MarkPearson and clerk Ben Shaw for a “live” look into the drama behindthe scenes of your favorite tours, including a discussion on the infamous VanHalen “Bro…
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Podcast: Literary PublishingThis monthon the Business Entertainment Sports andTechnology Law Podcast, put your pento paper with a discussion on literary publishing. Join ARC Law Group partner Mark Pearson and clerkBen Shaw for an informative chat about the different ways writers make money sellingand licensing their books and stories.AutoCult Issue…
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