Events

The new Wembley Stadium could be hosting the 2007 Champions League final, after English soccer chiefs put the venue forward for consideration in a bid to establish the site as one of sport's major global venues.

FIFA has unveiled its line-up of events in which it plans to mark its centenary this year.

Atlanta has won the right to host the NHL’s All-Star Weekend in 2005.

Infront has signed a hat-trick of FIFA World Cup 2006 TV deals.

Pan- European broadcaster Eurosport has unveiled a multi-year broadcast agreement with the PGA European Tour.

Showtime Networks has confirmed it will broadcast all US Showtime Championship Boxing fight cards in high definition.

Colin Melville, a former creative for UK digital sports channel Sky Sports, has launched a communication company specialising on sports media.

The NFL and US national satellite radio broadcaster Sirius have completed a definitive seven-year agreement – first announced in December – to broadcast all NFL games live nationwide.

Hopes of the WUSA being re-born for 2005 are increasing as it looks to stage a series of festivals across the US this summer.

They may cost $2.25m for 30 seconds, but advertisers during CBS’ broadcast of the Super Bowl hit the mark, according to research conducted by advertising research company Ipsos-ASI.

The UK sports industry job market could be on the verge of a revival according to one recruitment specialist.

One of the leading licensing agencies has rebranded its sports division – and extended its range of specialist services for the sector.

Less is more when it comes to Formula One – that is the opinion of Max Mosley, the president of motorsport governing body the FIA.

The Australian Football League (AFL) has signed a major sponsorship deal with Toyota.

European basketball governing body FIBA Europe says four nations have approached it with a view to hosting the 2007 European Championship for Men.

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A leading NFL executive has quit to join a US licensing and rights-clearing agency.

The tender process for the European TV rights for future Olympic Games will be opened in March by the IOC – and with Paris and London leading the race to stage the 2012 Games, the price could reach record levels.