HearMeCheer Delivers Successful Integration of Real, Live Fan Cheers and Crowd Noise for Top Rank
TORONTO – September 2, 2020 – HearMeCheer, the innovative and timely audio broadcast app that collects live fan noise and streams it into stadiums, arenas, ballparks as well as live sports television broadcasts, was successfully implemented by Top Rank boxing for their recent live cards distributed on ESPN platforms. Today, HearMeCheer announced that their agreement […]
SportTechie: HearMeCheer To Provide Fan Noise During Red Bulls Broadcasts
By Joe Lemire August 19, 2020 HearMeCheer, the app that aggregates crowd noise from viewers at home for use in broadcasts, has signed its first team partnership with the New York Red Bulls of MLS. The partnership kicks off with tomorrow’s match against NYCFC at Red Bull Arena, which is closed to fans due to New […]
HearMeCheer Lands New Agreement with Major League Soccer’s New York Red Bulls to Provide Live Fan Crowd Noise in Upcoming Broadcasts
NEW YORK / August 18, 2020 – HearMeCheer, the innovative and timely audio broadcast app that collects live fan noise and streams it into live sports television broadcasts, today announced a new agreement with the New York Red Bulls of Major League Soccer to provide live crowd noise for upcoming Red Bulls matches. As the […]
Fox News – Tech company aims to fill Arrowhead with roar of the crowd from fans sitting at home
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — If and when professional sports return, with limited fans in the seats, there’s no telling how it will sound. But a tech start-up company is hoping to fill venues like Arrowhead Stadium with the deafening sound of the hometown crowd, with fans home on the couch. “We think it’s a great […]
Bleacher Report – 4 Takeaways from Top Rank on ESPN Card
A month after mixed martial arts dove back into the live sports pool, boxing dipped its toe. Bob Arum’s Top Rank became the first promotional company to produce a significant domestic fight card in the United States on Tuesday night, returning to ESPN airwaves with a five-bout show featuring a non-title fight involving featherweight title […]
Sports Pro Media – Premier League clubs consider fake crowd noise for closed matches
Rights holders globally are planning for live sports broadcasts of closed matches with fake crowd noise designed to boost the production quality. Clubs in English top-flight soccer’s Premier League discussed the issue at their most recent meeting. Paul Barber, Brighton chief executive, revealed some of his club’s thinking on presentation of matches without fans, which included altering the […]
The Daily Mail – Football fans will help fill empty stadiums with noise as tech startup will broadcast audio streams of people cheering and booing during the game while watching at home
The first NFL game is set feature the Houston Texans and Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium, but due to social distancing only a limited number of fans will be present – leaving much of the stadium empty. Now, a tech startup is set to revive the experience with a new innovation called ‘Hear me […]
The Hustle – Want your cheers on ESPN? There’s an app for that
Attention, sports fans: All those boos you’ve stored up over the last few months? Now that sports are tipping off again, they’re suddenly a matter of national urgency. Last Tuesday, when live boxing jabbed its way back onto TV, ESPN partnered with a startup called Hear Me Cheer to sprinkle in people’s at-home reactions. Hear Me Cheer […]
SportTechie – Come on Feel the Noise: A New Quiet Riot Could Have Empty Stadiums Rocking
Sports leagues deliberating the difficult logistics of how to resume play in the coming months can really only agree on one idea: there won’t be fans in attendance. Indeed, NIH infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci is adamant that banning spectators is the only plausible path to playing games in the near-term. Some athletes have […]
Forbes – If Sports Returns, HearMeCheer Is Hoping To Fill The Crowd Noise Void Remotely
If you watched any portion of the Chinese Professional Baseball League between the Rakuten Monkeys and Uni-President Lions Wednesday, the empty stands were noticeable. Another thing that might have caught your eye were the robot fans making the noise in lieu of actual fans due to social distancing due to the coronavirus pandemic. Read more […]