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https://www.nba.com/stats this data is being used by keeping track of players stats during the season which will be used to determine later on in the season who can win what award.

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Data is being currently used is the event industry by revealing attendees behavior and can help create even better marketing strategies. As well as helping event planners plan, execute, and measure events.

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Election results 2024 live coverage: Presidential and Senate races, Ohio Issue 1, school levies

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How Big Data is Becoming a Game-Changer for Event Marketing

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Some of the biggest names in event marketing and planning use big data to create highly personalized and meaningful events.

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https://www.nchsaa.org/bracket/2024-3a-volleyball-bracket/

Data is used to figure out which team goes in which bracket during playoffs.

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How Big Data is Becoming a Game-Changer for Event Marketing

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Some of the biggest names in event marketing and planning use big data to create highly personalized and meaningful events.

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The election is a good example of the way data is used in the event industry, by all the votes, and by all the campaigning they had to do to run.

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US Election Results 2024 LIVE | Trump Leading Over Kamala Harris | Donald Trump Vs Kamala LIVE

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https://www.maxpreps.com/nc/fayetteville/seventy-first-falcons/football/

Max preps uses data to collect all players across the world stats for their sport and also uses data to record teams records to determine how many losses/wins a team has. In this example I used SeventyFirst football team because i go to the school and participate in football

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Data is collected during events, if collated and analyzed, it can give the organizers all the information they need to know what went well and what didn’t.

https://www.specialevents.com/technical-support/state-industry-rise-big-data

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The State of the Industry Report was originally published in the 2023 Winter Issue of Special Events Magazine.

Another theme of the year was data. Especially considering AI's emergence, event pros are beginning to utilize data to create better engagement and ROI.

"Like most industries, big data plays a role in event planning and management," states an article from Superevent. "It opens new opportunities to learn about your guests so you can plan events that delight them."

Using data collection to inform your business decisions can bring many benefits: targeted promotions, analytics for event planning, personalized experiences, and crowd flow control, for instance.

The emergence of AI in the event industry is part of the reason data is having a moment: with AI, data can be more easily collected, processed, and applied to events. An article from MeetingHand put it this way:

"AI-powered algorithms can analyze vast amounts of data collected from various sources, including registration forms, social media, past events, and attendee feedback. By processing this data, AI can identify patterns, preferences, and behaviors to gain valuable insights into attendee interests, demographics, and preferences. These insights enable event planners to create personalized experiences tailored to individual attendees or specific attendee segments."

As consumers demand more innovation and personalization, data collection is the key to standing out and delivering engaging events. However, with the increase in data collection comes increased concerns for data privacy. In an article for Special Events, marketing expert Christie Osborne addressed the shift in attention to privacy regulations.

"Many small businesses have grown accustomed to the ease of robust targeting, extensive tracking, and lenient rules surrounding data collection. After all, these features allowed for easy, low-cost marketing. However, a heightened awareness of privacy concerns has led to an overhaul in how we treat data as lawmakers set new online standards with measures like the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)."

2024 will be a year of navigating data and all the positives and negatives that come with it.

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State of the Industry: The Rise of Big Data

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Part 8 in our annual State of the Industry (SOI) report

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Exit polls show Trump gains among Hispanic and young voters

Economy a factor in former president's support

Harris warns of threats to democracy

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Fox News projected that Republican Donald Trump has won the battleground state of Pennsylvania, which would all but close off Democrat Kamala Harris' chances of winning the U.S. presidency.

Other networks and data providers had yet to make a call in the state.

Trump has already won the swing states of North Carolina and Georgia in Tuesday's U.S. presidential election, according to Edison Research, taking him closer to completing a stunning political comeback four years after he left the White House.

He was showing strength across broad swaths of the country. The former president was headed to a convention center near his home in Palm Beach, Florida, to address supporters, a campaign aide told Reuters.

Republicans won a U.S. Senate majority after flipping Democratic seats in West Virginia and Ohio. Neither party appeared to have an edge in the fight for control of the House of Representatives where Republicans currently hold a narrow majority.

Trump went into Election Day with a 50-50 chance of reclaiming the White House, a remarkable turnaround from Jan. 6, 2021, when many pundits pronounced his political career to be over. That day, a mob of his supporters stormed Congress in a violent attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 election.

Trump picked up more support from Hispanics, traditionally Democratic voters, and among lower-income households that have keenly felt the sting of price rises since the last presidential election in 2020, according to exit polls from Edison.

Trump won 45% of Hispanic voters nationwide, trailing Harris with 53% but up 13 percentage points from 2020.

About 31% of voters said the economy was their top issue, and they voted for Trump by a 79%-to-20% margin, according to exit polls. Some 45% of voters across the country said their family's financial situation was worse off today than four years ago, and they favored Trump 80% to 17%.

Global investors were increasingly pricing in a Trump win late on Tuesday. U.S. stock futures and the dollar pushed higher, while Treasury yields climbed and bitcoin rose - all flagged by analysts and investors as trades that favor a Trump victory.

"Our county-by-county analysis in key states suggests that Harris is lagging vs 2020, and on this basis it is logical that the market is starting to price a Trump win, as seen in bonds, and the dollar," said Jens Nordvig, CEO at analytical firm Exante.

At Howard University, where a large watch party was being held for Harris, supporters were leaving in droves, anticipating that the vice president would not address the crowd on Tuesday night.

Cedric Richmond, a co-chair of the Harris campaign, briefly addressed the crowd, and said Harris would not speak. "We still have votes to count," he said. "We still have states that haven't been called yet."

TRUMP OUTPERFORMS 2020

Trump was earning a bigger share of the vote than he did four years ago in nearly every corner of the country, from suburban Georgia to rural Pennsylvania.

By 12:30 a.m. ET, officials had nearly completed their count of ballots in more than 1,600 counties - about half the country - and Trump's share was up about 2 percentage points compared to 2020, reflecting a broad if not especially deep shift in Americans' support for the president they ousted four years ago.

He improved his numbers in suburban counties, rural regions and even some large cities that are historically bastions of Democratic support; in high-income counties and low-income ones; and in places where unemployment was comparatively high and in places where it is now at record lows.

Harris had banked on urban and suburban voters, but her support in those places was running well behind Biden's.

Nearly three-quarters of voters said American democracy is under threat, according to the exit polls, underscoring the depth of polarization in a nation where divisions have only grown starker during a fiercely competitive race.

Trump employed increasingly apocalyptic rhetoric while stoking unfounded fears that the election system cannot be trusted. Harris warned that a second Trump term would threaten the underpinnings of American democracy.

Hours before polls closed, Trump claimed on his Truth Social site without evidence that there was "a lot of talk about massive CHEATING" in Philadelphia, echoing his false claims in 2020 that fraud had occurred in large, Democratic-dominated cities. In a subsequent post, he also asserted there was fraud in Detroit.

"I don't respond to nonsense," Detroit City Clerk Janice Winfrey told Reuters.

A Philadelphia city commissioner, Seth Bluestein, replied on X, "There is absolutely no truth to this allegation."

DIZZYING CAMPAIGN

Trump voted earlier near his home in Palm Beach, Florida.

"If I lose an election, if it's a fair election, I'm gonna be the first one to acknowledge it," Trump told reporters.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk, a prominent Trump backer, watched the results at Mar-a-Lago with Trump.

Millions of Americans waited in orderly lines to cast ballots, with only sporadic disruptions reported across a handful of states, including several non-credible bomb threats that the FBI said appeared to originate from Russian email domains.

Tuesday's vote capped a dizzying race churned by unprecedented events, including two assassination attempts against Trump, President Joe Biden's surprise withdrawal and Harris' rapid rise.

No matter who wins, history will be made.

Harris, 60, the first female vice president, would become the first woman, Black woman and South Asian American to win the presidency. Trump, 78, the only president to be impeached twice and the first former president to be criminally convicted, would also become the first president to win non-consecutive terms in more than a century.

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Helen Coster is a U.S. Presidential Election Correspondent at Reuters, where she writes a mix of spot news, enterprise and analysis stories, with a focus on the Republican Party and conservative media. Prior to 2024 she covered the media industry for Reuters, and was also a Senior Editor on Reuters' Commentary team. A graduate of Princeton University, she has reported from six countries, including Pakistan, India, and Greece.

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Fox News projects Trump victory in Pennsylvania

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Fox News projected that Trump has won the battleground state of Pennsylvania, which would all but close off Harris' chances of winning the presidency.

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FULL SPEECH: Donald Trump claims victory in race for presidency

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For the choosing a president yesterday

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NFL All Super Bowl Winners (1967 - 2024)

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The passing statistics of quarterbacks in the nfl are being used to promote quarterbacks that are doing well.These stats being public will lead to more viewers because a higher performance leads to more viewers most of the time.

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NFL.com | Official Site of the National Football League

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See the latest 2022 NFL scores. The official scoreboard of the NFL including live scoring and real-time highlights.

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https://www.nba.com/stats data is being shown by showing who the best scorer is in the league.Also tracks how many points people put up in a game.

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The data is being used by the votes to see who wins the election

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What the 2024 election results mean for the future of the Democratic Party

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Data analytics has increasingly become a valuable tool for gaining deeper insights into attendee engagement, helping organizations better understand patterns of behavior, preferences, and overall interactions during events or activities.

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Some data being used in the event industry include:

1. Attendee demographics (age, gender, location, interests, etc.)

2. Event website analytics (traffic, engagement, conversions)

3. Ticketing and registration data (purchases, refunds, no-shows)

4. Social media analytics (reach, engagement, influencer impact)

5. Event metrics (attendance, revenue, ROI)

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Analytics heavily influences strategic decision-making in the NBA. Coaches and teams analyze data to identify strengths and weaknesses in their own team and their opponents. This helps in creating game plans, defensive schemes, offensive strategies, and making in-game adjustments.