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The name Joga was drawn from the phrase Joga Bonito, which means “play beautiful” in Portuguese.
The Power of Co-Creation Venkat Ramaswamy 2010
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The name Joga was drawn from the phrase Joga Bonito, which means “play beautiful” in Portuguese.
The Power of Co-Creation Venkat Ramaswamy 2010
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The name Joga was drawn from the phrase Joga Bonito, which means “play beautiful” in Portuguese.
The Power of Co-Creation Venkat Ramaswamy 2010
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Joga is invite-only at the moment, and without being logged in all you can see is a tiny video.
GOOG's Orkut Powers Nike's Joga.com Soccer Hub Ben Barren 2006
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Joga is invite-only at the moment, and without being logged in all you can see is a tiny video.
Archive 2006-03-01 Ben Barren 2006
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To improve its position in the competitive soccer shoe market, Nike set up a social networking platform called Joga.com, in partnership with Google, in fourteen languages across 140 countries.
The Power of Co-Creation Venkat Ramaswamy 2010
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Nike sponsored street soccer competitions called Joga 3, inspired by the traditional game of futsal, which is played indoors or outdoors on small courts with an emphasis on skill over power.
The Power of Co-Creation Venkat Ramaswamy 2010
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To improve its position in the competitive soccer shoe market, Nike set up a social networking platform called Joga.com, in partnership with Google, in fourteen languages across 140 countries.
The Power of Co-Creation Venkat Ramaswamy 2010
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Nike sponsored street soccer competitions called Joga 3, inspired by the traditional game of futsal, which is played indoors or outdoors on small courts with an emphasis on skill over power.
The Power of Co-Creation Venkat Ramaswamy 2010
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To improve its position in the competitive soccer shoe market, Nike set up a social networking platform called Joga.com, in partnership with Google, in fourteen languages across 140 countries.
The Power of Co-Creation Venkat Ramaswamy 2010
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