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Brand Crisis, Online Brand Monitoring, Market Structure and Analytics – The NHL Case

by Jean-Francois Belisle on March 13, 2011

in Analytics,Brand Crisis,Hockey

Each time you’re visiting a new city, a hi-tech or a non hi-tech city, if you’re a sports fan, what are you asking for before visiting the city? Your question might look like: So what is the best sports show in this city? People in New York City will tell you to attend a New [...]

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Reinvent Yourself – The Dan Blackburn Story

by Jean-Francois Belisle on November 6, 2009

in Hockey,Personal Branding

Bad events are always important opportunities to reinvent yourself or to think about what went wrong. The recession is/was a good example for many organizations. On a more personal side, this Wednesday, I dislocated my left shoulder and spent a beautiful six hours (11PM to 5AM) at the hospital waiting for this nightmare to end. [...]

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Hockey and Social Networks: The Importance of Team Members as Social Networks Assets in the NHL

by Jean-Francois Belisle on September 23, 2009

in Entertainment,Personal Branding,Social Networks

For the last few days, I worked hard on the modeling of networking interactions in viral contests and with the start of the National Hockey league (NHL) season on October 1st, I thought it would be a nice idea to share my vision of how a sport, in this case hockey, is importantly influenced by [...]

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