Blizzard Entertainment

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4D Sight

4D Sight develops computer-vision software that inserts or replaces advertising inside live video without requiring physical signage at the venue. It works with broadcasters, rights holders and gaming platforms, and its website names UFC, WWE and NFL among the production environments using its technology. The company says it is headquartered in San Francisco with operations in the USA and Turkey. Its platform also provides measurement tools for on-screen placements. Availability and advertising rules depend on the broadcast, market and rights agreement; this is not a consumer streaming subscription.

Virtual advertising insertion for live broadcasts

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Blinkfire Analytics

Blinkfire Analytics is an AI-powered sponsorship intelligence platform that helps sports and entertainment organizations, brands, agencies and media companies measure, manage and maximize the value of sponsorships, digital content and media rights across social media, broadcast and OTT. It was founded in 2014 by Steve Olechowski and Juan Luis Hortelano.

Sports sponsorship valuation

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CaptainU

CaptainU is an online college sports recruiting platform, now branded with Stack Athlete Recruiting, that helps high school athletes and college coaches connect. It was founded in 2007 and is used by more than 3 million high school athletes, colleges, teams and events. In April 2026 it was acquired by MLQ Ventures LLC, led by a senior CaptainU staff member.

College sports recruiting tools

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GGCircuit

ggCircuit provides software and infrastructure for esports venues, gaming centres and educational gaming spaces. Its ggLeap platform manages venue operations and player access, while ggRock supports device and game-update infrastructure. The company also describes consulting, venue setup and technical support for operators. Its current official company overview places headquarters in Brownsburg, Indiana, USA and identifies it as part of Esports Entertainment Group. A 2021 SEC filing records a wholly owned Northern Ireland subsidiary, ggCircuit Limited, which supplied SaaS services to esports centres.

Esports venue management software

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GotSport

GotSport is a sports management platform with tools for players, teams, clubs and organizations, up to governing bodies and professional leagues. GotSport (GotSoccer, LLC) has achieved ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification for information security. It has announced a strategic partnership with Spanish sports brand JOMA to supply soccer gear to teams across North America, with the aim of serving the youth soccer community.

Football organisation management

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iSportz

iSportz is a sports management platform and engagement app that lets organizations manage rosters, schedules, payments, communication, registrations, memberships and events in one place. It says it was built by people who run sports themselves, and that its team has more than 100 years of combined sports technology experience delivering systems for large sports organizations. The company is led by founder and CEO Vijay Krishnan, a UMass Amherst MBA graduate.

Sports administration and engagement

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Modulout

Modulout, operated by Modulout LLC, builds digital products for sports publishers, clubs, membership communities and platform owners. Its work includes custom WordPress websites and plugins, sports-data and API integrations, membership and subscription workflows, automation, hosting and ongoing support. Its named products include Tipster Script, a WordPress system for publishing sports predictions, tracking results and selling subscriptions, OwnTheGame, a hosted platform for branded sports-analysis and tipster websites, and SportStatsAPI, a sports data API for live scores, fixtures and match briefings. The company lists a legal contact address in Sheridan, Wyoming; its service examples are anonymised, so no named client relationships or customer counts are asserted here.

Sports software and custom digital development

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Riot Games

Riot Games develops, publishes and supports video games and their player communities. Its official site presents titles including League of Legends, VALORANT and Teamfight Tactics, alongside esports competitions and entertainment built around its game worlds. Founded in 2006, the company identifies Los Angeles as its global headquarters. Dublin is a separate EMEA headquarters, with teams across engineering, data, research and business functions. Riot also describes a Dublin remote broadcast centre serving esports audiences. Riot Games is part of Tencent Holdings.

Video games and esports publishing