Move over Hollywood Gaming is Taking Over
Hollywood gaming, a term used to describe cinematic, story-driven video games that blend the worlds of cinema and gaming, has emerged as a dominant force. …
Hollywood gaming, a term used to describe cinematic, story-driven video games that blend the worlds of cinema and gaming, has emerged as a dominant force. …
March Madness is almost here, and it’s one of the most fun and exciting sporting events of the year. But this fun isn’t free – …
Quite a weekend in sports economics… Pittsburgh, San Diego, and Vegas There was an interesting finish in the game between the Chargers and the Steelers. …
Over on Newmark’s Door, economist Craig Newmark discusses a recent New York Times article by Joe Nocera about why bad team owners want to own …
The Edmonton City Council passed a bill yesterday authorizing a package amounting to $480 million in funding for construction of a new arena in downtown …
An article in today’s New York Times claims that the top professional hockey league in Russia, the Superliga, plans to challenge the supremacy of the …
The Houston Chronicle reports: The Harris County-Houston Sports Authority is short $5 million on a debt service payment for Reliant Stadium due this week, prompting …
No, this post is not about PacMan. Looks like the credit market problems are starting to affect stadium construction projects. According to an article in …
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