IAN COLE launches the voting for the 2011 SJA British Sports Awards by marking your card on one of the most competitive years in the long history of t…
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Month: September 2011
Sports writing? After 90 books, I’m barely managing
NORMAN GILLER helps to celebrate the 80th birthday of the Godfather of football writers, Brian Glanville, and discovers (again) that online enthusias…
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Accreditation: European cross-country, Dec 11
The media is invited to apply for accreditation for the European cross-country championships at Velenje, Slovenia, on Sunday December 11…
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Three-week Olympic turnround will test Wimbledon
Wimbledon's new chairman rules out night tennis in the immediate future, and anticipates a busy summer in 2012…
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“If it continues like this, patience will be seriously tested”
IAN COLE's weekly review of the week's quotes from sport and the media…
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Unis to charge £9k for journalism: is it worth it?
A report on the Press Gazette site today reveals that some students believe that journalism degree courses would offer very poor value for money when …
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Whose names will join Beckham’s on the SJA’s trophies?
There's just a week until the SJA will be mailing all its 800-plus members to invite them to vote for their Sportsman, Sportswoman and Team of the Yea…
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Whitaker’s book has flash of true brilliance
The glamour of Royal Ascot, Goodwood, Aintree, Belmont, Churchill Downs, Dubai and Longchamp all feature…
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C5’s boxing was a black-out rather than knock-out
Televised boxing got a standing count on Saturday night, but NORMAN GILLER is more worried about whether new heavyweight hopeful Tyson Fury is in dang…
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SJA supports Laureus sports ethics conference
The Sports Journalists' Association is providing its support to a Global Symposium on Science and Ethics in Sport, organised by Laureus and being stag…
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