Brands are falling over themselves to get into women’s sport, but too many still treat it like a bolt-on sponsorship. The real wins, however, can be found in telling richer stories, tapping into their wider passions, and committing to the game long after the final whistle.
Hannah Bowler
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The $160 billion indie music scene figured it out first: lo‑fi isn’t a compromise, it’s a trust hack. Cultural analyst and Studio Hamida founder Bomo Piri explains why brands that keep chasing perfection are optimising for the wrong era.
Edward Bomo Piri
Each week, The Sport Subthread newsletter opens with one take on a moment shaping sport and culture, followed by work, ideas, and hopefully fun references for those of you working across brands, agencies, and rights holders. Welcome to our first edition.
Rich Hewes
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Each week, The Sport Subthread newsletter opens with one take on a moment shaping sport and culture, followed by work, ideas, and hopefully fun references for those of you working across brands, agencies, and rights holders. Welcome to our first edition.
Rich Hewes
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Alex Zeevalkink
