No, and hasn't been for a couple of years now.

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the YouTube highlights channel recently went a month without any uploads. whoever does the digital media stuff is very inconsistent

These are just symptoms on how well the sport is being run.
If they cant be bothered to keep their website up to date, how the hell can we have faith that they are on top of the other media stuff.
It just makes the sport look amateur and then we cry about lack of interest.

Can you imagine anyone who is new to the game trying to look something up, they would quickly think, why bother.
We should be right on top of the on line stuff, facebook, twitter and t'internet.
No excuses, this is basic stuff.

We are in the age of social media. Websites are so 1999. Both the RFL and SL are very much active on social media

Regards

King James

Although you may be right, perhaps you should have a look at the NRL, RFU or FA websites and see what they are all about.
Certainly they appear slightly more up to date than our effort



Aside from this RL has a pretty wide demographic in terms of the age of its supporter base and it's no good just reaching out to the under 40's, we need to cover all the bases.

If they aren't capable of keeping stuff up to date, it's better to get rid, rather than be out of date.

Do we? Honestly, I can't help but feel that this sport's audience is getting smaller and narrower by the day. I certainly don't think that, if you went around Red Hall and the clubs asking "who is this sport's audience", you would get anything resembling a meaningful or coherent response.

As an aside, it's been noticable how many media and marketing related job roles seemed to be popping up on LinkedIn a few months back - and I can't imagine that it's due to the growth of the department.

I rely on the website so much living out in Spain, it's very difficult to catch highlights.

The website has been a disgrace for years, I remember last year I was trying to reference some starting line ups and they had Tony Clubb starting Full Back for Wigan. Meaningless polls and jovial banter on social media are no substitute for what should be the definitive source of information and news about the league.

If the sports' audience is getting smaller then, it's more important than ever that we keep in touch with as many fans and possible new fans as possible and having the sports official website in such poor order is just mickey poor.

Can you imagine is all businesses did the same.
It's like Tescos not offering cornflakes or milk on their on line shop.
Not the end of the world but, their customers may just go elsewhere.

The website is very poor. As mention the RFL/SL are quite good on social media but if you’re trying to find info or, for instance, buy tickets then a good website is important.

They don't even post highlights from every game of each round on there anymore.