Events

Australia's AFL is seeking more than A$700million from its next broadcast deal.

UK companies looking to do business at major sporting events overseas can find out more by attending the Global Sports Infrastructure Conference 2005

More than 30 countries will be represented at the second International Sports Security Summit.

The International Badminton Federation (IBF) and Total Sports Asia (TSA) have signed a multi-year exclusive deal for all media rights in the Asia-Pacific and Middle East.

Australia hopes that hosting an A1 Grand Prix event will provide economic benefits of up to A$10 million a year.

The first ever Abu Dhabi Golf Championship will be part of next year's European Tour International Schedule.

The International Badminton Federation (IBF) and Total Sports Asia (TSA) have signed a multi-year exclusive deal for all media rights in Asia-Pacific and Middle East.

Terrorism remains the major security concern around the London 2012 Olympic Games according to research by specialist technology suppliers Venue Solutions.

NASN (the North American Sports Network) has agreed an exclusive four-year deal with the National Hockey League (NHL) for broadcast rights throughout Europe.

US Olympic Committee (USOC) president Peter Ueberroth is demanding stronger government support for any candidate city before launching a 2016 Olympic bid.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has awarded Nimbus Sport all sponsorship and on-ground signage rights to international cricket played in the country for five series over the next three years.

Miami, which will stage the 2007 Super Bowl, has now been awarded the 2010 game.

England Netball has launched the Figleaves.com Netball Superleague, which will be the premier domestic netball competition in the UK.

Global sports agency Nimbus Sport has signed Kingfisher as title sponsor of Indian cricket’s Challenger 2005 tournament.

110SPORT Management Ltd has recruited snooker’s world No.1 Ronnie O’Sullivan and top Australian player Neil Robertson to its ranks for the 2005/06 season.

The International Tennis Federation (ITF) and the ATP have announced that, from the start of 2006, the ITF will manage, administrate and enforce an Anti-Doping Programme at ATP-sanctioned events.

Orange will deliver a world first in live sports broadcasting when a cricket channel covering the ICC Super Series is made available to mobile users.

FIFA Marketing & TV will be hosting two sessions at Soccerex 2005 with a senior level delegation in attendance.