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SPORTSLINE INVESTS IN EUROPE
SportsLine, the US internet sports information service, which runs web-site such as CBS SportsLine, soccernet and Golfweb, is to develop a $50milion European subsidiary in partnership with Intel, MediaOne and Reuters.
SPORTS MINISTER ANNOUNCES DRUG LAWS
An anti-doping draft law containing stiffer penalties for suppliers of illegal substances will be ready by the end of June, French sports minister Marie-George Buffet said.
GERMANY TO LEGISLATE ON VIRTUAL ADVERTISING
The German government's media commission, the Landesmedienanstalten has decided to regulate on virtual advertising.
F1 IN TALKS WITH UK PAY-TV
Formula One's Bernie Ecclestone is in talks with Rupert Murdoch's UK BSkyB to broadcast the sport on pay-per-view.
JORDAAN LAUGHS OFF BID SCRAP STORY
South Africa has denied suggestions in the UK press that it plans to shelve its bid for the 2006 soccer World Cup.
FOX SPORTS WORLD ESPANOL SIGN INTERNET PARTNERS
Quepasa!com will sponsor Fox Sports World Espanol's network coverage of the Copa America '99 which begins on June 29.
IRISH CALL FOR EU SUPPORT OVER MATCH ROW
The Irish government has said it hopes to draw European Union support in a push to persuade UEFA to call off Saturday's European championship qualifier between Ireland and Yugoslavia in Dublin.
CAF WILL NOT SELECT AFRICAN WORLD CUP 2006 CANDIDATE
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) said it will not make a choice this weekend between the two African countries bidding to host the 2006 World Cup.
SA TO PUT WC BID BEFORE CAF
South Africa will present its bid to stage the 2006 World Cup to the African Soccer Confederation (CAF) executive in Cairo on Sunday, a South African diplomat said.
‘PICK ONE’ BLATTER TELLS AFRICA
FIFA head Sepp Blatter has advised Africa to endorse a single bidder to stage the 2006 World Cup finals on the continent for the first time.
PELE BACKS SA WORLD CUP BID
Soccer legend Pele has confirmed his support for South Africa's bid to stage the 2006 World Cup, saying he thought Brazil could be ready to stage the finals four years later.
PELE BACKS SA WORLD CUP BID
Soccer legend Pele has confirmed his support for South Africa's bid to stage the 2006 World Cup, saying he thought Brazil could be ready to stage the finals four years later.
PELE BACKS SA WORLD CUP BID
Soccer legend Pele has confirmed his support for South Africa's bid to stage the 2006 World Cup, saying he thought Brazil could be ready to stage the finals four years later.
STADIUM UPGRADE READY FOR CHAMPIONS LEAGUE
Berlin is ready to buy new seats for the historic Olympic stadium to avoid a UEFA ban on home games when Hertha Berlin play in Europe next season.
EUROPE PLANS NEW INDOOR ATHLETICS COMPETITION
European athletics chiefs have agreed to stage a new indoor European Cup in 2001, an athletics source said recently.
UNITED GET OUT OPTION AS FA LOOK TO 2006
The English Football Association has offered leading club Manchester United an unprecedented opportunity to ease its fixture schedule - in a move aimed at enhancing the countries claims to hosting the 2006 World Cup.
UNITED COULD MAKE CUP DECISION TODAY
Manchester United could make a decision today over its controversial involvement in FIFA's inaugural World Team championship.
EXTREME SPORTS COMPANY OPEN UP EASTERN EUROPE
Action Sports International, a multi-dimensional company that manufactures, distributes and licenses Generation X and Y products have signed a distribution agreement with Trans National Sports one of the largest Eastern European distributors of sporting goods and apparel.