FOGDOG SPORTS AND ACTIVE.COM JOIN FORCES
Nasdaq-listed online sporting goods retailer Fogdog Sports, and online registration company for participatory sports, Active.com, have formed a strategic e-commerce partnership.
WORLD’S COACHES TO RUE TRANSFER MOVES, WARNS WENGER
No football coach in the world will enjoy their job if the European Commission presses ahead with plans to change the transfer system, according to Arsene Wenger, manager of English Premier League Arsenal.
FIFA 2003 WOMEN’S WORLD CUP TO BE HELD IN CHINA
FIFA have declared that the 2003 Women's World Cup will be held in China.
NHL SLAMMED BY EURO HOCKEY STAR
European hockey needs a better financial deal from the National Hockey League (NHL), Buffalo Sabres goaltender Dominik Hasek has said.
AMERICA?S CUP BIG REWARD FOR HOST
The 1999-2000 America's Cup Regatta generated an additional NZ$640m ($254m) of economic activity for New Zealand, according to a government-commissioned report.
STUDY REVEALS BOOMING US ATTENDANCE FIGURES
Attendance at North American sports events reached a booming 422 million last year with the four major sports accounting for nearly three-quarters of the total, according to a new study.
SIENNA TENDERS FOR SPORTS FACILITIES OPERATION SERVICES
Italian local authority Comune de Sienna has put out a global ?invitation to tender? for ?sports facility operation services? at the municipally owned stadium.
ISL SIGNS NEW WORLD CUP PARTNER
Korea Telecom KT has become an official partner of the 2002 FIFA World Cup, after signing a deal with ISL.
PGA TOUR DEFENDS REAL-TIME SCORING LAW SUIT
A US judge has ruled that a media company producing real-time golf scoring will not be allowed to sell the scores to other media, pending the outcome of its antitrust lawsuit against the PGA Tour.
NCAA PUTS MINNESOTA BASKETBALL ON PROBATION
The NCAA placed the Minnesota basketball programme on four years probation, saying the violations it found were the most serious in two decades.