TENNIS FANS VIEW ONLINE KAMERA
Internet TV company Kamera is to broadcast the ATP Scania Stockholm Open online next week.
IOC REJECTS SALT LAKE CITY GUN SPONSORSHIP
The IOC has rejected Salt Lake City plans to agree a $500,000 official Olympic gun sponsorship for the 2002 Winter Games.
RIVALS.NET TEAMS UP WITH BETTING SITE
UK sport web site network Rivals.net has teamed up with SportingOdds.com to provide its sites with a range of exclusive fixed-odds betting services branded "Rivals Bet".
GAA RULES OUT RUGBY AT CROKE PARK
The GAA has denied that it is in talks with the Irish government about the possible use of Croke Park for rugby.
ATHENS 2004: ORGANISER OUTLINES `GIGANTIC TASK?
The chief organiser of the 2004 Athens Olympics says it is a "gigantic task" and her team would be tested every day until the Games were over. For the full details see the FEATURES section of sportbusiness.com.
NTL TO JOIN GO RACING CONSORTIUM
UK cable company NTL has exclusively associated itself with the consortium bidding for the broadcast rights to Britain's 59 racecourses.
MCG TARGETS AUSSIE RULES TV CASH
The Melbourne Cricket Club (MCC) has enlisted legal representation it its bid to win a slice of earnings from the Australian Football League?s (AFL) broadcast rights.
FALDO HIT BY SPONSOR ROW
Nick Faldo is taking part in this week's Johnnie Walker Classic without a sponsor following a row with his main backer.
BBC CONSIDERS RIGHTS OFFER FOR BOXING GOLD MEDALIST
British Olympic boxing gold medalist Audley Harrison is in talks with BBC executives, which could lead to the boxer?s fights being broadcast on terrestrial television.
RUMMENIGGE CALLS FOR CHAMPIONS LEAGUE REFORM
Karl-Heinze Rummenigge, Bayern Munich's representative in the self-appointed G14 lobby group of Europe's biggest clubs, has spoken out against the current Champions League format.