News
SAMARANCH TO BE INTERVIEWED AS PART OF SALT LAKE PROBE
IOC president Juan Antonio Samaranch has agreed to be quizzed by the US Justice Department as part of its probe into the Salt Lake City scandal.
IOC PLAYS DOWN REEBOK PULL-OUT
Leading Olympic officials have played down the significance of a decision by Reebok to withdraw its sponsorship of the 2000 Sydney Games, saying it was "not the end of the world".
SAMARANCH TO BE INTERVIEWED AS PART OF SALT LAKE PROBE
IOC president Juan Antonio Samaranch has agreed to be quizzed by the US Justice Department as part of its probe into the Salt Lake City scandal.
ANOTHER OLYMPICS BLOW AS SEVEN SUSPENDS AD CONTRACT
The beleaguered organisers of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games have suffered a second blow in two days when the official broadcaster suspended its advertising contract.
IOC PLAYS DOWN REEBOK PULL-OUT
Leading Olympic officials have played down the significance of a decision by Reebok to withdraw its sponsorship of the 2000 Sydney Games, saying it was "not the end of the world".
ANOTHER OLYMPICS BLOW AS SEVEN SUSPENDS AD CONTRACT
The beleaguered organisers of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games have suffered a second blow in two days when the official broadcaster suspended its advertising contract.
SAMARANCH TO BE INTERVIEWED AS PART OF SALT LAKE PROBE
IOC president Juan Antonio Samaranch has agreed to be quizzed by the US Justice Department as part of its probe into the Salt Lake City scandal.
ANOTHER OLYMPICS BLOW AS SEVEN SUSPENDS AD CONTRACT
The beleaguered organisers of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games have suffered a second blow in two days when the official broadcaster suspended its advertising contract.
IOC PLAYS DOWN REEBOK PULL-OUT
Leading Olympic officials have played down the significance of a decision by Reebok to withdraw its sponsorship of the 2000 Sydney Games, saying it was "not the end of the world".
SAMARANCH TO BE INTERVIEWED AS PART OF SALT LAKE PROBE
IOC president Juan Antonio Samaranch has agreed to be quizzed by the US Justice Department as part of its probe into the Salt Lake City scandal.
IOC PLAYS DOWN REEBOK PULL-OUT
Leading Olympic officials have played down the significance of a decision by Reebok to withdraw its sponsorship of the 2000 Sydney Games, saying it was "not the end of the world".
SOCOG IN ROW WITH IAAF OVER OLYMPIC TICKETS
The world athletics federation has accused cash-strapped Sydney Olympic organisers of selling unauthorised Games tickets to "make cash".
BATTLE ON FOR NASCAR RIGHTS
The four big television networks are in a tight bidding race to win broadcast rights for stock-car racing, and appear willing to pay as much as $400 million annually, almost four times what Nascar races have brought in each year.
ADIDAS ‘WILL NOT RENEW’ AFL DEAL
Adidas will not renew its contract with the Australian Football League when it expires in October.
NBC TV NETWORK PRESIDENT JOINS NBC QUOKKA
NBC Quokka Ventures, has announced that Randy Falco, the president of NBC Television Network and chief operating officer of NBC's Olympic broadcast group, has joined its board of directors.
ANOTHER OLYMPICS BLOW AS SEVEN SUSPENDS AD CONTRACT
The beleaguered organisers of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games have suffered a second blow in two days when the official broadcaster suspended its advertising contract.
SA 2006 BID OFFICIALS AIM TO NET EUROPEAN SUPPORT
South African World Cup 2006 bid officials are planning a charm offensive in Europe later this month, trying to convince European members of the FIFA executive committee of the merits of their candidacy.
TM3 REPORT HUGE ADVERTISING INCREASE
Media magnate Rupert Murdoch's German TV station TM3 said it had sold some three-quarters of its advertising time for the year largely due to demand for its Champions League soccer broadcasts.
TRAFFIC CLINCH FIFA CLUB TOURNAMENT DEAL
FIFA and Brazilian television and marketing agency Traffic International have signed a contract guaranteeing soccer's world governing body at least 60 million Swiss Francs ($39.71 million) in broadcasting rights for the first World Club Championship.
MANDELA CLEARED IN RUGBY LEGAL BATTLE
Former South African President Nelson Mandela has been vindicated by the country's top court when it reversed an earlier defeat for the government in a controversial case over rugby.