A few weeks ago a delegation of Saudi Arabian journalists visited London and met SJA co-chair Andy Elliott and former chairman David Walker. This…
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Category: AIPS
Covered 10 men’s FIFA World Cups? You’re wanted
Media officers of the world football federation are on a mission to trace veteran World Cup reporters and photographers who have covered at least 10 e…
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Reminder to renew AIPS cards for 2018-19
AIPS members are reminded that they must renew their subscription and order new two-year cards for 2018-19. To renew your AIPS membership, or to apply…
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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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AIPS condemns threat to Al Jazeera and BeIn
This is a statement from AIPS, published at their request: The AIPS Executive Committee, during a teleconference on Monday, assessed the peremptory re…
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AIPS membership fees to rise by £10 over two years
The SJA have reluctantly been forced to raise fees for the AIPS card from £40 for two years to £50 for two years because of rising administration co…
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SJA sends best wishes to Newcombe after his hip op
The officers and committee of the SJA send their best wishes for a speedy recovery to Barry Newcombe, our immediate past chairman, who broke his hip a…
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Azerbaijani football writer dies after vicious assault
Sports journalist colleagues in Azerbaijan are in shock after the death of a sportswriter following an attack by men alleged to be supporters of a foo…
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Guardian reporter is banned from Baku Games
The ban could have wide-ranging consequences for football journalists working for the rest of Britain's news media, as Baku is scheduled to stage four…
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Fleet Street has been on FIFA trail for decades
The FIFA corruption story this week grabbed headlines when authorities stepped in to take action. As MATT SCOTT reports, the British media has been re…
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