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“It is conceivable that some county matches this summer will be played with no written media in the press box at certain times, as a lot of regional freelances see the PA contract as the basis for their commitment to attend every day of their county club’s home matches”
Continue reading →Neil Moxley left the Daily Mail last week after 13 years as Midlands football reporter. At the People, Moxley replaces Dave Kidd, while Laurie Whitwell takes over the Midlands beat for the Mail
Continue reading →PHILIP BARKER summarises the leading contenders in the third and final short-list for the SJA’s British Sports Journalism Awards, to be presented on March 24: the broadcast categories
Continue reading →BRENDAN MONKS, this year’s chairman of judges for the SJA’s British Sports Photography Awards, introduces the four short-lists, from which will emerge our next Sports Photographer of the Year at our presentation dinner being staged in London on March 24
Continue reading →TOM CLARKE, the chairman of the SJA’s sports writing judges, reveals the short lists from which the winners of the British Sports Journalism Awards will emerge at our gala dinner on March 24
Continue reading →NORMAN GILLER thinks there will be little sympathy at the Emirates for the demise of Piers Morgan’s American TV career, and recalls The Greatest, 50 years on from his first winning the world heavyweight title If I were back on my old football reporting beat, there is no way I’d be able to resist asking [...]
Continue reading →Croham Hurst Golf Club, within a decent 1-wood drive of The City – well, of Croydon at least – is to be the venue of the SJA’s 2014 Spring Golf Day on Monday April 14
Continue reading →KEITH ELLIOTT’s postbag from those wanting advice on training often demonstrates exactly what not to do if you want to become a sports journalist
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