college sports data and video analytics and further cements our relationships with the major sports organizations in the U.S. Adding Synergy Sports to the Sportradar family will expand our product offering into U.S. In addition, Sportradar will build on the popularity of Synergy Sports’ best-inbreed video technology, Synergy Automated Camera System, by layering on top its own video and OTT product suite enabling the development of deeper technology-enabled relationships with sports organizations.Ĭarsten Koerl, Sportradar Group CEO, said: “Sportradar is the leading data and technology provider to betting operators as well as media companies and sports leagues globally. and International business will be a seamless fit into Sportradar's vision for the continuing evolution of the way sports content will be created, digitized and delivered.
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Internationally, Synergy’s landmark partnership with FIBA to create the “FIBA Connected Stadium” provides basketball teams, leagues and federations with a full end-to-end technology platform offering automated video production and graphics. In the U.S., Sportradar is the official partner of the NBA, NFL, NHL and MLB, while Synergy Sports has league-wide relationships with the NBA and MLB, as well as all of NCAA Division I women’s and men’s basketball and over 90% of NCAA Division I men’s baseball.
The acquisition is anticipated to close in the second quarter, subject to customary conditions and regulatory approvals. The acquisition complements and extends Sportradar’s 360-degree product suite, as well as supports the company’s drive to deepen & broaden its relationships with key sports organizations globally. A must-see film and one that is just as great the second and third time viewing it.NEW YORK-( BUSINESS WIRE)-Sportradar, the world’s leading provider of sports data intelligence and sport entertainment solutions, today announces that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Synergy Sports, pioneers in automated sports technology solutions and the market leader in data and video analytics in the U.S. Johansson's character (Quad's daughter and Grace's love interest) is essential to drawing Quad/Grace towards their inevitable surrogate father/son relationship, and she does so perfectly, making every actor around her look good - why she didn't receive Best Performance In A Supporting Role nomination is perplexing, but probably due to her already highly-recognized performances over the previous 18 months - quite an impressive resume for a teenager. This mid-2000 decade acting period was when she made her mark, rapidly ascending to stardom, and honing her acting skills in key roles when she was only 18 to 20 years old. Co-star Johansson is flawless in building upon her breakout 'Lost In Translation' and 'Pearl Earring' performances. Soundtrack is wonderfully in sync with the emotions of the film. Add in the perspective of a bright mid-twenties professional's (Topher Grace) search for happiness - meaningful career, love, a wife, starting a family, and a life-mentor/father-figure (Quad), while navigating the good, the bad, and the indifferent of corporate personalities, and interesct the two generations, and you have a film that engages one from beginning to end. Safe for 12+ year olds, and identifiable characters and themes for adults. 'In Good Company' takes one through the balancing of middle-age fatherhood and career (Quad), with heart, humor, and a positive family-first theme (without resorting to cliches or the "Hollywood" treatment). This is a nearly perfect "little film" with a great story that draws you in with believable charecters, and first rate performances by every actor. Ignore the trailer that fails to capture the subtle moments in the film. Director Paul Weitz's Best Screenplay Topher Grace's Break-Out in Film (his first and best film performance to date) Scarlett Johansson continued her rapid ascent in film at only age 19, and Dennis Quad hits a home run in one of his most endearing and connected performances.
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