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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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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
Continue reading →Reporting to the head of communications and based in Roehampton, south west London, this role will oversee all ITF publications, working to ensure that the quality and presentation are consistent with the aims of the ITF and its key activities
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Steve Brenner, after having worked on the Ashes cricket tour, will take up the role of tennis reporter, taking over from Charlie Wyett, who has been made the No2 football writer on the paper
Continue reading →The company manages the production, distribution and commercial exploitation of the broadcast rights of these tennis tournaments as well as the 11 ATP World Tour 500 events. The primary exploitation of live streaming rights and digital content is via the console TennisTV.com.
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Elana Baltacha, the British women’s No 1, was presented with a special award for services to tennis at the annual lunch of the Lawn Tennis Writers’ Association at Wimbledon yesterday
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