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JPMorganChase Uses Togethxr to Reach Women's Sports Fans
JPMorganChase partners with Togethxr to access women's sports fans without league rights.
Adweek · 1m
Serena and Alexis let daughters find their own way
The couple have one rule for their daughters' futures: do your best at whatever you choose, as long as it's useful.
Business Insider · 1m
Half of girls who want sports never get to play
More than half of girls aged eight to eighteen want to play organized sports but never get the chance, according to new research from the Women's Sports Foundation.
TIME · 2m
Sydney Sweeney Ad Sparks Female Athletes' Outrage
Female athletes criticize Sydney Sweeney's sports betting ad as objectifying women's sports.
New York Post · 1m
Sports bar boycotts women's rugby over transgender policy
Portland bar bans women's rugby league due to transgender athlete rules
OutKick · 1m
Sydney Sweeney's nude betting ad costs her 200k followers
The Euphoria actress lost followers after appearing naked in a Novig sports betting commercial, sparking backlash from female athletes.
New York Post · 1m
Women's sports are rewriting brand partnerships
As women's sports explode in popularity, brands are discovering a new playbook for authentic fan connections and creative partnerships.
Adweek · 1m
Chelsea Handler, Chlöe Bailey headline ESPNW summit
A star-studded lineup gathers in California to celebrate women in sports.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m
Ted Lasso returns to coach a women's team in season 4
The beloved Apple TV coach is back with a new mission: leading AFC Richmond's newly formed women's soccer team.
Men's Health · 1m
Serena Williams designs her first watch
The tennis legend talks about her new Audemars Piguet collaboration, motherhood, and returning to the court.
Vanity Fair · 1m
Jalen Brunson Launches Family Brand Management Firm
The Knicks star is starting a company to manage his business deals and represent other athletes and executives.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m
Sydney Sweeney's Novig ad hits a nerve
A betting app bought attention with a nearly nude ad, and elite female athletes decided to take the fight public.
Newsweek · 1m
Caitlin Clark is selling out a World Cup from the bench
FIBA's boss says the women's game is about to outdraw the men's, and he credits a 24-year-old who hasn't started a single game.
OutKick · 1m