As the Open at Royal Birkdale looms into view, SJA members’ thoughts should turn to their very own golf championship at Muswell Hill Golf Club i…
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Football’s own goal in media power game
ROY GREENSLADE, professor of journalism at City University, tackles the continuing conflict between football and the media in his latest blog f…
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Survey into journalists’ use of social media
Journalism lecturer Nick Reinis-Keightley is on the lookout for sports journalists who use social media to participate in an online survey*. It is par…
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Lucky pair snaffle Getty internship for women
Two women photographers have been given an amazing intern opportunity with Getty Images in a partnership with Women’s Sport Trust, Cerno Capital…
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Part of the team: Being LGBT in sports media
Jon Holmes, home page editor of Sky Sports Digital and SJA member, organised an informal meeting of LGBT sports media professionals on Monday night wi…
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Former cricket writer Corbett dies at 82
Just 18 months after finally calling it a day as a working journalist, former Daily Star and People cricket correspondent Ted Corbett has died at the …
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Alive and kicking: The Premier League at 25
Year zero, the dawning of a new era, call it what you will, it is a quarter of a century since the Premier League burst into life, revolutionising foo…
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Lesson one: Treat your intro like a first date
The SJA was delighted to assist when AIPS asked us for candidates to join the Young Reporter programme at the women’s Euros 2017. Maryanne Orr a…
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Ethics and sports journalism on ICE agenda
Sports journalism: ethical vacuum or ethical minefield? That is the question at this year’s annual conference at the Institute of Communication …
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