In the growing sports technology arena the content flowing into Twitter feeds gives followers a great resource to consume relevant content. Aggregating the best stories and quick hits in sports business and technology is helpful, but we wanted to list 20 handles that provide insightful original content. This list, by no means exhaustive, is just meant to hit the different trending fields within our niche subject matter across a diverse smattering of people and affiliations. We hope to put out a list of people to follow on a consistent basis, so if you have suggestions or want to be featured, let us know!
And as always, we will continue the comprehensive sports tech coverage over at @SportTechie.
@chrismdion – Chris Dion’s feed contains no shortage of stimulation with great sports’ visual graphics, but is also a great follow for keeping up with the most trending topics.
@brianmirakian – Brian Mirakian takes advantage of his role as Director of @Pop_activate by sharing exclusive insights and events he comes across.
@sportsbizbob – Bob Hamer’s tips of the day are motivational and often posts about unique positions in the industry as well as best practices for the job search in sports startups.
@alexkunawicz – Alex Kunawicz adds a humorous flair to the most prescient content in the field.
@ober – Josh Ober is with Twitter and shares the hashtags and users in sports that trending and new to the platform.
@paulkaps – Paul Kaps’ content is almost all original and delivers real-time data on technology in sports such as data usage and stadium information.
@dangiuliani – Dan Giuliani teaches at Wisconsin and there aren’t many retweets on his page, meaning you’ll find a lot of original content from him on his professorial subject, sports performance.
@kfreberg – Karen Freberg, another professor on our list, teaches at the University of Louisville and has a ton of original content on social media and marketing in sports.
@margie_sports – Margie Terp is a student in marketing and provides content on sports business.
@dohertymatt – The legendary UNC, Notre Dame and SMU hoops coach and current Pacers’ scout is an avid fan of the latest and greatest apps and likes to share info about them on Twitter.
@hockeyinheelstv – Stefanie Marie focuses mainly on hockey, but produces a high quantity output of information about social media and how teams are using it.
@amsteinberg29 – Adam Steinberg is a great resource for FinTech, investments, and fantasy apps news.
@dtboyd – Dylan Boyd talks a lot about what’s going on in Silicon Valley with accelerators, startups and venture capital.
@thewordpainter – SidePrize CEO Adam Wexler provides information about his startup but also is a great window into the Dodgers’ accelerator and candid insight on DFS.
@agentc_10 – Craig H. talks about partnerships teams and leagues are making and have with technology and business companies.
@tadammartin – Adam Martin hosts one of the best podcasts when it comes to the sports’ creative and design industry, and his Twitter feed reflects that.
@tombuchheim – Tom Bucheim aggregates and provides information on how athletes and coaches are using technology and social media.
@njh287 – Neil Horowitz has the helm on one of the lead sports tech podcasts, scoring great guests. His twitter covers everything from his podcasts to business and technology.
@lbrousell – Lauren Brousell covers tech on CIOonline and incorporates sports into much of her content.
@shareenpathak – Shareen Pathak is an editor at Digiday and is an expert on the biggest apps, how millennials use them, and intersects sports in many of her posts.
@brianapalma –Briana Palma’s feed is flooded with her insight on some of the cutting edge sports technology going on in the New England area.
@jillstelfox – Jill Stelfox heads up Zebra Sports and is very active and engaging on Twitter with what her company is doing as well as other industry trends.
