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Girls Soccer Network and Crayola Partner to Ignite Creativity

By Allison WatkinsonTLL ReporterCrayola has partnered with the Girls Soccer Network (GSN) as an expansion to the company's Art of Soccer campaign.Girls Soccer Network is a media company that has created a global online platform to provide soccer-related resources, training tools, news, community forums, advice and more to interested girls and women. “I’ve always loved it when … [Read more...] about Girls Soccer Network and Crayola Partner to Ignite Creativity

EA SPORTS Scores Goal For Gender Equality By Adding Women’s Football

By Allison Watkinson TLL Reporter Electonic Arts is expanding the role of women's football in its upcoming video game, EA SPORTS FC 24. The most noteworthy new expansion is the addition of professional women's football players to the game's Ultimate Team mode. This will allow EA SPORTS FC 24 players to build squads featuring both male and female football stars from … [Read more...] about EA SPORTS Scores Goal For Gender Equality By Adding Women’s Football

Matchday Launches New Game For FIFA Women’s World Cup

The game developer Matchday has unveiled a trivia and match prediction game, licensed by FIFA Women's World Cup. The game is among the new video game licenses issued by FIFA, the world football association, after its controversial breakup with long-time partners EA Sports. The new game arrives with the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023, which is … [Read more...] about Matchday Launches New Game For FIFA Women’s World Cup

Five Trends That Will Shape the Future of Sports Licensing

By Gary Symons TLL Editor in Chief With the Sports Licensing and Tailgate Show coming up, we’ve turned our attention to the ways the sector is changing in the face of pandemic pressure and technological change. Professional sports licensing, after all, took a savage beating during the pandemic in terms of revenue, but TLL believes the industry also used that time to … [Read more...] about Five Trends That Will Shape the Future of Sports Licensing