Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Samsung across Soccer, Baseball, Football.
From a $190 million jury award to Verizon to a flurry of SEP injunctions across continents, the past seven days have delivered a cascade of rulings, interviews and licensing agreements that signal shifting power dynamics in the sector
Apple and Major League Baseball unveil the August schedule for Friday Night Baseball, offering a $12.99 monthly Apple TV subscription, a free trial, and device‑purchase incentives, while extending radio broadcasts to Toronto Blue Jays home games in Canada.
A look at how the Portuguese superstar turned global fame into a financial empire, outpacing peers like Federer and Jordan.
Cristiano Ronaldo has just crossed a historic financial threshold, becoming the first soccer player to achieve billionaire status, with his net worth now estimated at $1.4 billion. His journey from waiting outside a McDonald's for scraps to commanding multimillion‑dollar deals illustrates how on‑field excellence can translate into off‑field financial powerhouses.
Heineken's new out‑of‑home initiative, created by LePub NY, uses digital street furniture and subway displays in New York, Philadelphia and Atlanta to help American soccer fans understand the game through analogies to football, baseball and basketball.
A new partnership between Samsung and Canada Soccer leverages the Galaxy S26 Ultra to let fans document, stream and relive soccer moments, highlighted at Toronto’s Canada Soccer House.
A sleek, 32‑foot Samsung LED wall now powers a unified command center that gives officials real‑time insight across dozens of camera feeds.
A look at how US soccer legend Tim Howard mixes record‑breaking performances with a curated set of tools for recovery, entertainment and daily life.
Apple TV will broadcast Major League Baseball’s Friday Night Baseball schedule starting this July, offering live games on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Mac and a range of smart TVs. Subscribers pay $12.99 per month, enjoy a seven‑day free trial, and new device buyers receive three months free, though the service does not include third‑party add‑ons or rentals.
At the 2026 US Effie Awards, Uber Eats' 'Football Is For Food' was crowned Grand Effie, earning additional Gold honors and spotlighting a wave of innovative work across the marketing landscape.
A little‑known defender from New Zealand has become an internet sensation after an influencer highlighted his plight, sparking brand interest and a flood of fan support.
Nike’s World Cup campaign teaser brings together Cristiano Ronaldo, Erling Haaland, Young Miko and Kim Kardashian in a Polaroid‑styled visual push, while rival brands and agencies roll out their own celebratory efforts.