Rina Rasolofoniaina's guest appearances

Rina Rasolofoniaina

The Digital Sport Insider

The Social & Sport Podcast

Emily Clark

Kait Borsay

Jamie King

Surrey CCC

Richard Clarke

Sean Callanan

Amar Singh

James Dickens

Laurence McKenna

Pete Townshend

Stephen Smith

Russell James

Ryan Gallace

João Presa

Daniel Sprügel

OwlTail

ONE Championship

In this first episode I speak to MMA organisation ONE Championship and their social media wiz, Rina Rasolofoniaina.He moved to Singapore last August and, like most of us, is currently housebound due to the restrictions in place during the COVID-19 crisis. We spoke about how he's had to adjust to working remotely, how they've had to adapt their content with no live events to cover, why their investment last year in esports has helped to plug the gap, what trends he's seen over the last few weeks, and what this could do to the look of social media content after we get back to 'normal'.Follow Rina on Twitter at https://twitter.com/RinaAnthony and ONE Championship on https://twitter.com/ONEChampionshipIf you'd like to be a guest on the show then get in touch with me on Linkedin, https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielmclaren75/ or Twitter https://twitter.com/DanielMclaren

In this first episode I speak to MMA organisation ONE Championship and their social media wiz, Rina Rasolofoniaina. He moved to Singapore last August and, like most of us, is currently housebound due to the restrictions in place during the COVID-19 crisis. We spoke about how he's had to adjust to working remotely, how they've had to adapt their content with no live events to cover, why their investment last year in esports has helped to plug the gap, what trends he's seen over the last few weeks, and what this could do to the look of social media content after we get back to 'normal'. Follow Rina on Twitter at <a href="https://twitter.com/RinaAnthony" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/RinaAnthony</a> and ONE Championship on <a href="https://twitter.com/ONEChampionship" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/ONEChampionship</a> If you'd like to be a guest on the show then get in touch with me on Linkedin, <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielmclaren75/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielmclaren75/</a> or Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/DanielMclaren" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/DanielMclaren</a>

Rina Rasolofoniaina - Senior Social Media Manager @ ONE Championship

Rina is Digital Content Manager at basketball's international governing body based in Switzerland. His story starts in Grenoble in the south of France before moving to Paris to kick start his basketball career. He gives some great pointers as to how his varied career at the start with video production, radio show/podcasting and digital  helping in landing his dream role as a basketball fan. We also spoke about his role in bringing a quite complicated social media landscape together in 2013, when they had multi region and event accounts scattered around the world. Now they are centralised and much more coordinated. In 2016 FIBA live streamed for free 97 days worth of games, mostly at youth level. Helping serve fans the content that wasn't available on traditional broadcast channels. He provides insight into why they took this approach and how it will provide value going forward. You can get in touch with Rina at @RinaAnthony on Twitter and Instagram or find him on LinkedIn. If you enjoy this podcast then do leave a rating/review or get in touch with me at daniel@digitalsport.co or @DanielMcLaren

Rina is Digital Content Manager at basketball's international governing body based in Switzerland. His story starts in Grenoble in the south of France before moving to Paris to kick start his basketball career. He gives some great pointers as to how his varied career at the start with video production, radio show/podcasting and digital helping in landing his dream role as a basketball fan. We also spoke about his role in bringing a quite complicated social media landscape together in 2013, when they had multi region and event accounts scattered around the world. Now they are centralised and much more coordinated. In 2016 FIBA live streamed for free 97 days worth of games, mostly at youth level. Helping serve fans the content that wasn't available on traditional broadcast channels. He provides insight into why they took this approach and how it will provide value going forward. You can get in touch with Rina at @RinaAnthony on Twitter and Instagram or find him on LinkedIn. If you enjoy this podcast then do leave a rating/review or get in touch with me at daniel@digitalsport.co or @DanielMcLaren

50: Rina Rasolofoniaina, Digital Content Manager at FIBA