According to an SJA survey, less than 10% of British sports journalists are women. Odette Butson tries to find the reasons why…
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Month: September 2006
Journalist who made millions dies
Journalist Lionel Pickering, the former chairman of Derby County who made his fortune after founding one of the UK's first free newspapers, the De…
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London to get free sports magazine
A free sports magazine is due to be distributed at Tube and rail stations in the capital from the end of this month…
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Gunnell and Lewis help women on gold standard
It would be "a travesty" if Britain's women Olympic gold medallists such as Sally Gunnell and Denise Lewis were not involved in sports coaching or adm…
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What’s sex got to do with it?
Sex used to sell only in seedy premises just off the high street. Now it is on offer just about everywhere - not least in the sports arena. For sports…
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SJA Sports Awards: rewarding teamwork
Ahead of the SJA Sports Awards on December 13, here is Ian Cole's prompt list for the leading candidates where teamwork has already delivered its rewa…
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Snookered – My battles with the powers that be
Snooker journalist and broadcaster Clive Everton has endured 20 years of dispute with the world governing body. Here, he recounts the latest bout of t…
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The Questionnaire: Natasha Woods
Natasha Woods is the chief sports correspondent of the Sunday Herald. Here, she outlines her career for the SJA Questionnaire…
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Balfour appointed as new media head for 2012
Alex Balfour, the founder and former chairman of CricInfo, the cricket website, has been hired by Locog, the 2012 Games organising committee, as its h…
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More opportunities for women in sport
A three-year project will give 11 women involved in British sport the skills and experience required to take on senior decision making roles…
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