Posts Tagged ‘soccer’
FIFA explains why it’s so anti-technology: Wants to keep things equal, maintain human element
Sepp Blatter (left), the FIFA president, has explained why there won’t be goal-line technology at this year’s World Cup , saying he wants the sport to maintain a “human element” and that all levels of soccer, from 6-year-old kids to open-goal-missing Gonzalo Higuaín of Real Madrid, need to be played with the same rules.
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FIFA explains why it’s so anti-technology: Wants to keep things equal, maintain human element
FIFA officially rules out using goal line technology at this year’s World Cup. In other news, FIFA is dumb.
Is FIFA the worst organization on the planet? I’d say so.
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FIFA officially rules out using goal line technology at this year’s World Cup. In other news, FIFA is dumb.
FIFA officially rules out using goal line technology at this year’s World Cup. In other news, FIFA is dumb.
Is FIFA the worst organization on the planet? I’d say so.
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FIFA officially rules out using goal line technology at this year’s World Cup. In other news, FIFA is dumb.
Facebook campaign demands Portugal soccer team rock mustaches for the World Cup
Most social media campaigns stinks on ice.
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Facebook campaign demands Portugal soccer team rock mustaches for the World Cup
Nike Sense technology automatically adjusts stud length in your soccer boots. Hey, if it’s good enough for Cristiano Ronaldo!
Fortune smiled upon me a few days ago, giving me the chance to check out Adidas’ new equipment that’ll be used during the World Cup. It was fun. Nike, on the other hand?
The AP leaks the first photo and confirms the TiVo Premiere name
Well done, AP. Thanks for giving us the very first look at what TiVo has in store for us later tonight. Too bad you had to go plaster your watermark all over it
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Fox, Time Warner Cable agree to deal: Your NFL football is safe!
Fox an Time Warner Cable struck a deal last night that prevented the unthinkable: no NFL football (and Fox News, and Fox Soccer Channel, etc.) for millions of Americans in the some of the biggest TV markets in America, like New York City and Los Angeles! The terms of the deal weren’t announced, but at last check-in, Time Warner Cable was prepared to give Fox between 20 and 30 cents per subscriber (Fox was asking for $1 per subscriber). You knew the deal was going to happen, didn’t you?
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Fox, Time Warner Cable agree to deal: Your NFL football is safe!
Fox, Time Warner fight over more money than you can count. Let’s blame the Internet and stuff.
It has all the makings of a drama that no one could possibly care about: a giant corporation looking to make even more money than it already does; an even bigger corporation looking to stand firm and not be bullied into making any decision against its will; helpless consumers with no one to turn to, no altar to pray at; and the Internet. If you’re a Time Warner subscriber you may loose all Fox-owned stations on Friday if certain conditions aren’t meant, namely that Time Warner send Fox (News Corp.) several large sacks of money.
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Fox, Time Warner fight over more money than you can count. Let’s blame the Internet and stuff.
If you’re going to buy an HDTV, why do you still keep using standard-definition sources?
This is definitely a case of preaching to the choir, but perhaps you have friends and/or family members in need of support.
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If you’re going to buy an HDTV, why do you still keep using standard-definition sources?
Video: More ODROID gameplay, ODROID being an Android gaming device
Oh oh oh ODROID, oh oh aoh oh. Oh oh oh ODROID, the right stuff. You’ll recall the ODROID as a phone-less Android device built for gaming.
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Video: More ODROID gameplay, ODROID being an Android gaming device