Oct 01

Fenway’s New Robotic Cameras Help Fans Be Fans While Also Helping the Red Sox With Marketing

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One of the less publicized aspects of stadiums prohibiting live audiences is the sticky situation it creates for sponsors and professional teams. Sponsoring brands with signage inside ballparks are paying for eyeballs, after all, and the teams are dependent on getting those payments. In this respect, the Boston Red Sox, who play in the 108-year-old…

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