Events

New Zealand pay-TV platform Sky Television has launched its new interactive TV sports offering including a betting service.

A $500m plan to redevelop Los Angeles' Rose Bowl in a bid to attract an NFL team has been unveiled.

A number of US pay-TV operators are providing digital customers with free previews of the National Basketball Association's broadcast offering NBA TV.

After years of talking about it, Cuba has finally confirmed it will bid to host the 2012 Olympic Games.

Online sports publisher Fast Web Media is running a free website health check to promote the launch of the company's own internet presence.

Toyota Motor Corporation has signed a lucrative sponsorship contract with the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) for this year's World Championships in France.

Horse racing's Singapore Cup has been cancelled due to the continued health concerns over the spread of the deadly SARS virus.

Organisers of the Athens 2004 Olympic Games are set to put more than five million tickets up for sale, after marketing chiefs presented their plans for the ticketing system.

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English Premier League soccer team West Ham United has signed a new shirt sponsor in the form of internet recruitment firm Jobserve.

Dorna Sports - rightholders for the MotoGP - has signed an extension contract with Spain's Jerez circuit.

Pan-European broadcaster Eurosport has signed a two-year deal with Benfield Sports International (BSI) to broadcast the FIM Speedway Grand Prix (SGP) Series and FIM Speedway World Cup (SWC) events.

World soccer governing body FIFA has signed a new deal with Italian firm Delta Tre Informatica for the provision of sports data services.

UK commercial radio station talkSPORT has signed a deal with Xerox for the brand to sponsor all of the station's golf coverage.

NASCAR's domination of the stock racing scene could face its first serious threat after the newly formed Team Auto Racing Circuit (TRAC) signed its first major broadcast deal with ESPN.

The domestic broadcast rights negotiations for the next French football league contract have been resolved with a one-year compromise deal.

Media reports suggest that French president Jacques Chirac has officially confirmed Paris' intention to bid for the 2012 Olympic Games.

US broadcaster ESPN has snapped up the TV rights to Wimbledon - the first time the Grand Slam tennis tournament has been on the Disney-owned network.