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Cisco help Mexico venue grease tech wheels

Article posted by Coliseum, October 28^th, 2021

The Caliente Stadium in Mexico is trying to keep pace with the tech-loaded venues of today and in this connection has deployed Cisco technology to keep its arena connected in the technology-driven world. ‘Cisco’ stated that the stadium is trying to offer tech-based premium facilities to its... » Read more

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Real-Daktronics deal on video scoreboard

Article posted by Coliseum, May 2^nd, 2022

The Spanish professional football club Real Madrid CF (Spain) and the American electronics company Daktronics have announced a multiyear global collaboration agreement whereby the world leader in audiovisual systems will become the supplier of the 360-degree video scoreboard and the fascia of the... » Read more

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‘Dukes’ flaunt advanced sporting venue

Article posted by Coliseum, February 9^th, 2021

Duquesne University’s (a private university in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US) new refurbished UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse opened its doors recently. UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse opened as state-of-the-art sporting venue at Duquesne University. Completely renovated and essentially rebuilt – Duquesne... » Read more

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Flames arena deal to come with lease rider

Article posted by Coliseum, June 14^th, 2023

A $1.2-billion deal to replace Calgary’s (Canada) aging Scotiabank Saddledome Arena with a new National Hockey League (NHL) arena would come with a 35-year lease that includes a commitment from the owners of the NHL team Calgary Flames to stay in the City, a City official informed. ‘CTV NEWS... » Read more

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How justified is public financing of stadia?

Article posted by Coliseum, August 26^th, 2021

As the Major League Baseball (MLB) (US) team Cleveland Indians announce a plan for the City (Cleveland), the Cuyahoga County and State help pay for upgradations at their residence Progressive Field, the age-old debate of publicly financing sports stadia arises. Should residents have to help fund... » Read more

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COVID-stumped ‘The Hundred’ venues reduced

Article posted by Coliseum, December 8^th, 2020

The coronavirus pandemic, on a sports battering spree, has this time round knocked out 12 out of the 20 stadia which had been locked in for The Hundred Women’s Cricket fixture rescheduled for 2021. As a result, the women’s competition in its maiden edition of The Hundred next year will be... » Read more

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Hamburg loosens COVID leash for jabbed fans

Article posted by Coliseum, September 22^nd, 2021

Starting next weekend, football stadia in Hamburg (Germany) can again be filled to the brim under 2-G conditions – that is people who have been jabbed and who have recovered from the fatal respiratory disease – COVID-19. The ‘News.in-24’ stated that in the clubs, fully vaccinated... » Read more

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