The 20th anniversary of the death of John Arlott passed this week almost unmarked, with the notable exception of a late-night programme hidden away on BBC4
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30 Nov
2011
2011
Sunderland AFC: video journalist
The club is looking for a talented Video Journalist who will have specific responsibility for the production of all video content across the club’s digital media channels, including SAFC TV – the club’s online TV channel, safc.com – the club’s official website and official mobile applications
Continue reading →A team of former BBC Sport journalists who refused to move to Salford is offering a new digital sports content service, featuring “live blogging” which is kicking off this weekend with coverage of Vauxhall-sponsored football internationals.
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28 Sep
2011
2011
BBC: 2011 journalism trainee scheme
The BBC is looking for exceptional people who will be the broadcast journalists of the future. You will be trained in online, TV and radio in a mix of face to face sessions, online learning and work placements around the UK
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27 Sep
2011
2011
BBC: Global news sports editor
The role will oversee the BBC’s sports news and live sport coverage across all BBC Global News platforms. Global News covers all Global News English output, all Global News Languages output (World Service Language Services), as well as www.bbc.com
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Televised boxing got a standing count on Saturday night, but NORMAN GILLER is more worried about whether new heavyweight hopeful Tyson Fury is in danger of being over-hyped
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Thirty years ago, a defeat for the England football team sparked an inspired piece of foreign-language commentary, recalled here by PHILIP BARKER
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STEVEN DOWNES looks back nearly a quarter of a century to remember Mel Batty, and a time when athletics broadcasters made sure that they got the basics right
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Who said Channel 4 wasn’t doing reality TV any more? Live television coverage of the athletics world championships from Korea offer us Big Bolt instead of Big Brother
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Will Sunday newspapers lose their newly won readers if they cannot report on the new football season? And Ken Bates issues another media ban at Leeds United
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