Events
JAGUAR MARKETS US F1 GRAND PRIX
Formula One racing will return to the United States after an absence of almost 10 years on September 24 ? and leading teams are already courting the US media to publicise the event.
WOMEN IN SPORTS LAUNCHES ONLINE CAREER SITE
The Women In Sports Careers Foundation (WISC) has launched its Online Career Center in response to demand from sports organizations scrambling to find female applicants to fill their positions.
SYDNEY GAMES TO BE WATCHED BY 3.7 BILLION PEOPLE
Almost every person on the planet with access to a television will watch the Sydney Olympics at some time in the next month.
OLYMPICS GETTING TOO BIG, SAYS SENIOR IOC OFFICIAL
The Olympic Games have become too big to be hosted by less developed nations and must be scaled back, says senior International Olympic Committee (IOC) official Jacques Rogge.
OCTAGON ACQUIRE SOUTH AFRICAN SPORTS MARKETING FIRM
Octagon has acquired one of South Africa?s leading sports marketing companies.
OLYMPIC SOCCER TO BREAK MILLION SPECTATOR MARK
More than a million spectators are expected to watch the men's and women's soccer events at the Sydney Olympics Games, tournament director Peter Hugg has said.
COLUMBUS NATIONWIDE ARENA SET TO OPEN
Downtown Columbus will officially welcome the Nationwide Arena tomorrow as the area's newest venue for major league sports and entertainment.
FORBES NAMES REDSKINS AS MOST VALUABLE FRANCHISE
Forbes magazine has named The Washington Redskins as the NFL's most valuable franchise.
PITCHES SET FOR OLYMPIC KICK-OFF
Australian Olympics officials have said they were confident the relaid soccer pitches in Melbourne and Canberra would be in suitable condition for the Sydney Games events starting on September 13.
RUSH FOR FINAL OLYMPIC TICKETS
Australians have been queuing in their thousands at the main SOCOG Sydney box office for the release of 7,500 Olympic swimming tickets.
SATELLITE GIANT WINS JAPANESE WORLD CUP 2002 RIGHTS
The protracted broadcast rights negotiations over coverage of World Cup 2002 for the Japanese market have finally been concluded.
PANAMSAT SET FOR SYDNEY SHOWCASE
Satellite firm PanAmSat will be kept busy during this month?s Olympic Games after signing a number of major deals with key broadcasters and rights holders.
BSKYB SEALS FIVE YEAR CHANNEL DEAL WITH NTL.
Satellite television operator British Sky Broadcasting has reached a five-year deal with British pay-TV rival NTL to supply a wide range of its channels to the leading UK cable operator.
KENYON EXPECTATIONS HIGH FOR NEW PR CHIEF
The appointment of a new head of public relations of English Premier League club Manchester United is a `very important step forward? according to the club?s new chief executive Peter Kenyon.
NETWORK SETS SAIL WITH RACE DEAL
Commercial network ITV has secured an exclusive broadcast deal for the forthcoming Volvo Ocean Race in the UK.
TUNISIA TO HOST AFRICAN NATIONS CUP 2004
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has chosen Tunisia as host nation for the African Nations Cup finals in 2004.
DATATOPS AND NETRESULT TO MONITOR OLYMPIC VIDEO BAN
The International Olympic Committee have chosen two companies to support its ban of almost all video of sporting events at the Sydney Games from appearing on the internet - backing the wishes of the majority of its broadcasting customers.
PELE SETS UP $20M WEB SITE
Brazilian soccer legend Pele has set up his own official web site in Portuguese to mark his 60th birthday.