Niall Sloane, BBC Sport’s head of football and Formula 1, has quit the Corporation less than a week after presiding over the BBC’s launch …
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Month: February 2009
Dai raises a glass to WRU for his big day out in Cardiff
SJA member DAI LLEWELLYN won a magnificent prize in a draw held at our recent lunch with Rob Howley. How would he cope with a day’s hospitality …
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Self-publish and be doomed
NORMAN GILLER’s odyssey as publisher of his own book took an unfortunate turn this week, and he is not proud of himself I sold my journalistic s…
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Traynor takes top sports job in Glasgow
Jim Traynor has been appointed executive sports editor of both the Daily Record and Sunday Mail as part of the restructuring of Trinity Mirror’s…
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Agnew: the BBC’s voice of cricketing reason
MICHAEL HENDERSON, in the Guardian, has no doubt who is the real voice for the game during this difficult period for English cricket Who is speaking f…
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Peter Jay funeral arrangements
BBC names first woman head of sport
Barbara Slater, the BBC’s head of sport production, has been promoted to be the Corporation’s director of sport.…
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Heavyweight clash lined-up for The Brewery
By Ian Cole Stand by for a clash of the media heavyweights as The Times takes on the Daily Mail, Daily Telegraph and Guardian for the title of Sports …
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The rate for the job: how cuts hit freelances
Commentary by Steven Downes Are sports journalists now expected to work for the minimum wage? Improbable, surely, that after a several years of traini…
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Journalism degree applications up 24%
Despite the swingeing cut-backs in journalism jobs in the past year, applications for journalism-related degree courses are up by nearly one-quarter o…
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