Mark Hodgkinson, the tennis correspondent of the Daily Telegraph until last year, has this week launched a tennis website, the tennisspace.com
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Worrying for the LTA is the threat that top earning overseas players will have their global endorsements taxed by HMRC should they even visit Britain for just a fortnight-long tennis tournament, the fear being that the world’s top players will in future avoid Wimbledon and other events in this country
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Wimbledon’s new chairman rules out night tennis in the immediate future, and anticipates a busy summer in 2012
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13 Sep
2011
2011
More changes at Mail for Speck and Ashton
Neil Ashton, one of the high-profile casualties from the closure of the News of the World, has returned to the Daily Mail as football news correspondent
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Mark Hodgkinson, the Telegraph’s tennis correspondent since 2005, has not had his contract renewed, while golf writer Kevin Garside is to move into PR
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BBC Sport, under pressure to make vast savings, has given up its five-year exclusive television rights deal for Formula 1, announcing this morning that it has instead joined forces with Sky in which just half the Grands Prix will be broadcast by the Corporation
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27 Jul
2011
2011
One Year to Go: online Olympic planning help
There are now two useful online devices to help guide you across the Olympic Park, Lord’s, Greenwich Park and the other venues between the team archery, synchro swimming and the Greco-Roman wrestling
Continue reading →SJA member Eric Brown is having a bit of a clear-out and wonders whether any SJA members might be interested in buying any books from his collection
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NORMAN GILLER this week congratulates an old colleague who reached a landmark at Wimbledon, but also worries about the state of journalism
Continue reading →Clarke was presented with a cut glass decanter and glasses by Geoff Newton, the chairman of the All England Club media committee. The All England Club also made a presentation to Kevin Geary, who has recently retired as a sports reporter at BBC News
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