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Real Wireless Solutions (RWS), part of Real Creative Group (RCG), and Cardiff’s Millennium Stadium have expanded their pilot scheme to introduce wireless digital media displays at the venue.

Fujitsu Siemens Computers has become an official partner of ‘Qualifiers 2006’.

With less than a week to go before SPORTELAsia 2005, all floor space has been sold and more than 250 companies from 41 countries worldwide have registered for the market.

UK radio station, talkSPORT, has reached agreement with Infront Sports & Media for non-exclusive rights to the 2006 FIFA World Cup.

Rugby League’s European Nations Cup will be staged for the third successive year this autumn.

Hilton UK & Ireland has signed a two-year sponsorship deal with UK Athletics, making Hilton the Official Hotel Partner of the UK Athletics team.

England’s 12 Zurich Premiership clubs are each to be given £250,000 to increase the size of their squads in an attempt to address player burn-out.

Rotterdam, Portsmouth and Gothenburg will be the last two stopover ports and the finish of the 31,250 nm Volvo Ocean Race 2005-06.

Wales, the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland will wear a sock-tie product in their friendly matches today (Wednesday) featuring the slogan “Let’s Kick Racism Out of Football”.

Heineken and ERC, the Heineken Cup tournament organisers, have revealed that the beer brand will continue as title sponsor of the club tournament for another four years.

The North American Sports Network (NASN) is back to showing weekly coverage of the Arena Football League (AFL) in the UK and Ireland.

The US PGA of America has announced that Whistling Straits, Kohler, Wisconsin, USA, will be the venue for the 43rd Ryder Cup in 2020.

World In Motion has agreed a deal between Penguin Ireland and rugby union star Brian O’Driscoll for his diary of the 2005 rugby season.

World In Motion has agreed a deal between Penguin Ireland and rugby union star Brian O’Driscoll for his diary of the 2005 rugby season.

England will host the first round of qualifying for volleyball’s FIVB World Championships at the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield from January 12 to 16.

US race track owner and operator Churchill Downs (CDI) has teamed up with rivals Magna Entertainment (MEC) to unveil a simulcast distribution deal to deliver the two companies horse racing product to a European audience.